There are approximately 5,700 miles between Izhevsk, Russia, near the Ural Mountain Range, and Fayetteville, Arkansas, located along the Ozark Mountains. You’re probably thinking—what could these two seemingly distant cities possibly have in common besides their similar geographic features?
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This past March, the 15th annual USA Disabled Hockey Festival – an event spanning two weeks and bringing together hundreds of young people with disabilities from around the U.S.
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Eurasia Foundation (EF) invites emerging Eurasia specialists to apply for membership to its 2019-20 Young Professionals Network (YPN).
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High school students from all across the country—and even Russia—flocked to Seattle, WA for the 16th Annual Student Television Network (STN) Convention.
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A documentary by students of the Loyola University Chicago and the Moscow-based Institute of Contemporary Art debuts in the USA
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Eurasia Foundation’s board of trustees has voted to appoint Foundation Vice President Lisa Coll as its new president.
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Eurasia Foundation President Horton Beebe-Center announced that he will retire at the end of this year after 25 years of dedicated service to the Foundation, including leading it for the past 12 years.
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