New creative initiatives are being implemented through members of the Generation Study Abroad campaign, seeking to diversify the population of students going abroad. The Atlantic reports on various efforts by schools, nonprofits, businesses, and the federal government that have already proven fruitful since the project launched in 2014.
Member-Only Content
The full text of this article is available to Alliance Members only.
If you are a member, please login using the form on the right.
Please get in touch if you are interested in joining the Alliance.
Please visit our membership page for more information.
For any questions, please contact Laine Cavanaugh.