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Global Classroom connects youth with trained, international university scholars to learn about world cultures and global issues.
One To World is always looking to connect international students with American hosts to foster cross-cultural exchange.
Exclusive student pricing you can’t find anywhere else! Use the code ‘GLOBAL’ for a special student discount on flights around the world.
We organize a variety of programs—walking tours, concerts, career workshops, receptions, and other social activities for international students, local communities, and Fulbright scholars.
Snapshot of One To World
Advancing international understanding in the Fulbright tradition
Adjusting to the U.S.
80% of One To World constituents said that our programs have helped them adjust to life in the United States.
High ratings
88% of One To World students rate our programs a 5 out of 5.
Global Classroom
90% of participants said that Global Classroom has made them want to learn more about other cultures
40+ member institutions
We serve over 40 member institutions who are involved in international educational exchange.
I want to invest in a more understanding, peaceful, and inclusive global community. Your gift to One To World can help young people become global citizens, future leaders, and ambassadors for intercultural exchange & global cooperation.
Last week One To World Executive Director, @IntlJC, took part in a cross-sector conversation about Climate Change & regeneration alongside global leaders. #OTW will continue to bring people of diverse perspectives & backgrounds together to engage in global issues & solutions.
Thank you to @thelibragroup & @ConcordiaSummit for bringing us together and to everyone who attended this dynamic conversation including @pamelapeeters, @JKoudounis, CEO of @calamos, and @AmbJDN, Vice Chairman of @McLartyAssoc (pictured below).
What we have seen transpire on the US-Mexico border over the past few days is not just an immigration issue, it's a human rights issue. We are relieved to see Haitian migrants begin to enter the US, but there is more work to be done. (1/2) #Haiti
Big, important news. 📰 🚨 #Haiti
Thousands of #Haitians who recently arrived under the bridge in Del Rio, #Texas will be allowed to seek asylum.
https://apnews.com/article/immigration-united-states-texas-el-paso-del-rio-3a8146cbcb47b9df7a31a19594df3ec6
#intled - As my former IIE colleague and author, @RajikaBhandari, shares in this Christian Science Monitor interview, the other 90% of US students who don’t study abroad need exposure to international students on campus/in class. http://ow.ly/xq5E50GcyXW
