Based on the National Museum of American Diplomacy's Simulations, students study real world issues and take on the role of problem solvers. By negotiating the end to an ongoing genocide, or working to create solutions to end trafficking, or finding solutions to border security issues, the students learn hard and soft skills that will benefit them no matter their career path. 

Through various educational exchange opportunities, millions of high school students have engaged directly with the world. These powerful programs have provided unique opportunities for students to gain a global perspective, build connections with peers around the world, and enjoy a life-changing cultural and educational experience. Learn more about the power of educational exchanges and opportunities for you to engage with the world.

We strive to provide students with opportunities to meet an international visitor in their classroom, hear a presentation from a leader in foreign policy in their school, or attend a WACNH event to go beyond the headlines outside of their regular curriculum.