Americans (non partisan) in support of a strong career Foreign Service. We particularly celebrate our consuls because when we are abroad they have our back.
@TravelGov showing once again how important it is for Americans to follow communications when they are abroad. Thinking of fellow citizens facing this difficult situation.
US #Diplomat Dr. Ralph Bunche was the first Black American to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1950 for his efforts in the Arab-Israeli conflict negotiations while at the United Nations. More about his impressive contributions here: https://t.co/29kbyLRHYn. #BlackHistoryMonth
@USAinScotland Thank you Ellen Wong for your partnership in our series of panels of US Diplomatic Careers for the US study abroad community. The students were impressed, inspired and energised. Best wishes! @StateDept
I am inspired by @USAmbKabul Ross Wilson and his team who are working night and day in the most difficult circumstances imaginable. Grateful to the US Foreign Service and military for their efforts to evacuate Americans and our Afghan allies.
@georgetownsfs@dcpublicschools@arenda@GeorgetownSPHS Love this tweet. The earlier Americans learn about international relations the better. They will be more informed as future voters, may apply to GU and other universities to study IR and we hope some will pursue a career @StateDept Win-Win-Win!
An important reminder that when we all start traveling again @TravelGov has useful information for all US citizens and that includes the LGBTQI+ community! Thank you Foreign Service! #PrideMonth
Just finished a fantastic Meet the Ambassador session with former ambassador to Azerbaijan @CekutaRobert and @SyracuseU students. Outstanding questions including on policy, American cultural assumptions and working with allies in conflict situations.