Established in 1977, One To World has over 45 years of experience in international education. Learn more about how our programs achieve our mission to foster intercultural understanding by creating face-to-face experiences.
One To World’s Global Classroom connects New York City youth with trained, international university students through interactive workshops to engage students in learning about world cultures and global issues.
One To World is always looking to connect international students with American hosts and organizations to foster cross-cultural exchange.
One To World serves as the official coordinator of enrichment and cultural programs for visiting Fulbright grantees in the greater New York area.
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.
45+ member institutions
We serve over 45 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.
Thank you for all of your hard work, Michelle! You made a BIg impact in our Global Classroom, Impact Measurement, and Development departments! Good luck in your new role at Localized.
#AlumniSpotlight
Meet Michelle, who served as the Fundraising Fellow at @OneToWorldInc. She was also a Global Guide for Global Classroom, their flagship program that empowers underresourced K-12 youth through intercultural workshops.
Read more at: https://atlascorps.org/immersing-myself-in-nyc-classrooms/
The final rule is now published, and the new fees for student-visa applicants and other increases in consular-related fees will take effect on May 30, the State Department says https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2023/03/28/2023-06290/schedule-of-fees-for-consular-services-nonimmigrant-and-special-visa-fees https://twitter.com/karinfischer/status/1640398730221457409
The U.S. Department of State will increase fees for student and other visas, however the fee increase will not be as great as originally proposed, in part because of public comments about the adverse impact of the new costs on international education https://www.federalregister.gov/public-inspection/2023-06290/schedule-of-fees-for-consular-services-nonimmigrant-and-special-visa-fees
Moving to a new country is hard enough. You have to find housing, find your favorite bagel shop, figure out the subway system, and worst of all, you have to figure out how to do your taxes!
Today is International Day of #Happiness, are you smiling today? 😁
#Fulbright U.S. Scholar to #Tanzania Michael Kaufman's book "Redefining Success in America" examines the nature and origins of happiness vs. financial success of the American dream.
https://bit.ly/3YRicgO
As the celebration of Black History Month draws to a close, we invited Pascalyn, a Junior at @BaruchCollege studying Intl Business & Psych, to talk about her experience as an International Black scholar from Nigeria 🇳🇬 in the US. Read about her experience http://www.onetoworld.org/black-history-month-nigeria-to-america/