Office of Conservation and Water
By Annie Arbuthnot
Tigers poached in India, trees illegally felled in Peru, seeds stored in Morocco, and the quality of drinking water in Southeast Asia are just a few examples of what the staff in...
WiSci STEAM Camp for Girls inspires innovation-driven careers
By Julia Smart
Through the Department of State’s Office of Global Partnerships and Girl Up, an initiative of the United Nations Foundation, Embassy Tallinn collaborated with Embassies Warsaw, Riga, and Tbilisi to host a two-week...
Unbreakable allies fight fires down under
By Tim Johnson
Confronted by its worst bushfire season in decades, Australia has faced an unprecedented loss of human life, wildlife, and property, hazardous smoke, violent weather, and extreme heat beginning in the summer of...
Department encourages diversity among leadership
By Jameela Raja Akbari
The Department of State’s Senior Executive Service Candidate Development Program (SES CDP) held a graduation ceremony for its most recent participants in the Burns Auditorium of the Harry S. Truman Building,...
First responder training shows positive results in Bangladesh
By John Sanders and Kevin Dolliver
Since 2014, the Department of State’s Bureau for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement (INL) has funded the Embassy Dhaka Medical First Responder Seminar (MFRS), a training program for Bangladeshi...
The Department launches the Center for Analytics
By Janice deGarmo
Business and policy leaders today increasingly turn to analytics for help in solving their most complex problems. In an age of information overload, only those who can leverage data as a strategic asset can win. The...
MED nurses and providers participate in a continuing education program
By Anna Lason
The Bureau of Medical Services (MED) safeguards and promotes the health and well-being of America’s diplomatic community and facilitates the diplomatic efforts of the Department of State. MED has more than 700...
