Resources for Language Learning and Studying Abroad

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• NSLI-Y on Facebook - "Like" the NSLI-Y Facebook page to get application updates, stay informed about the latest news and research related to language learning and study abroad, and pose questions for NSLI-Y staff.
• NSLI-Y on Twitter - Follow @NSLI-Y to get updates on the 2021-2022 application and  connect with others interested in NSLI-Y and language learning. Use #NSLIY in your tweets!
• Ask NSLI-Y Alumni on Facebook - Join the Ask NSLI-Y Alumni Facebook group to connect with fellow applicants and NSLI-Y alumni, chat with the NSLI-Y community about language learning and study abroad, and prepare for the exciting exchange experiences ahead of you.
• NSLI-Y on Instagram - Follow @nsliy to view inspiring photos that showcase the NSLI-Y program and alumni experiences. Use #NSLIY in relevant posts you make and you may be reposted.

Less Commonly Taught Language Study

• The Language Flagship: K - 12 and undergraduate programs, most of which are university-based
• STARTALK: Summer programs in the United States for K - 12 students, undergraduates, and teachers
• Boren Awards for International Study: Undergraduate and graduate scholarships and fellowships
• Critical Language Scholarship (CLS): Scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students for overseas summer language programs
• Lead with Languages: Resources for and benefits of language learning provided by American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL)

• The U.S. Department of State offers resources for U.S. citizens and their families considering study abroad
• The U.S. Department of State provides information for international travelers, and information about programs for U.S. citizens to go abroad for cultural, educational, or professional exchange
• The World Factbook provides country-specific information for NSLI-Y host locations and beyond

Diversity

NSLI-Y does not discriminate against any individual on any basis, including gender identity, race, national origin, sexual orientation, religion, disability, political opinion, or economic and social standing. Find helpful resources related to diversity issues in study abroad.

• Diversity Abroad offers a wealth of information on diversity and inclusion issues abroad
• U.S. Department of State’s LGBTQI Travel Information
• Mobility International USA (MIUSA) is a resource center for disability-related questions about study abroad

Career and Volunteer Opportunities

• U.S. Department of State
• The Peace Corps
• Language Instruction
• National Language Service Corps