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Information for people with disabilities who are interested in going abroad to teach, study, volunteer or participate in other cultural or educational exchange programs.

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How to choose a program and other general information

Internationalizing Your Life and Career

Get involved in global activities or plan an international career

By Destination: Find an Opportunity

Find a program and learn about access in your favorite destination

By Program Type: Find an Opportunity

Find information by type of program such as study, research, professional, volunteer or intern

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Diversity in the Peace Corps

Become a Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistant

English teachers, ages 20-29, can come to the United States on a Fulbright scholarship to teach their native language and study at a university!

Crashing barriers: Language Study in the U.S.

America.gov publishes article on inclusive Arabic classroom

In the summer of 2008, one STARTALK institute at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge brought together students with and without disabilities to learn Arabic and to explore Arabic culture through multimedia presentations, field trips and lectures guided by scholars from the United States and abroad.

External link: http://www.america.gov/st/educ-english/2008/October/20081017163514xlrenneF2.758425e-02.html

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