Collaboration with the Fulbright Program brings junior university faculty from the region to U.S. universities.

The U.S-Egypt Higher Education Initiative adds 65 new scholarships for public school graduates.

Recognizing nine DKSSF scholars from Egypt, Lebanon, and Tunisia who graduated in 2019

Amideast’s Professional Certificate in English Language Teaching (PCELT) will support Morocco's English language goals.

Amideast’s English language programs introduce coding and robotics programs to help the region's young learners get an early start in STEM.

After managing more than 36,000 Access microscholarships over the years, Amideast has taken that experience to Yemen and the UAE.

By providing training, coaching, and mentoring, the Youth Entrepreneurship Project (YEP) helped 43 young entrepreneurs realize their dreams of starting their own businesses.

The support provided by Amideast and the Diana Kamal Scholarship Search Fund enabled Hana Ba-Sabaa, Yemen’s newest DKSSF recipient, to overcame numerous obstacles in order to begin her studies at Dartmouth College.

Working in partnership with the Palestinian Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MoEHE), Amideast implement three USAID-projects that have brought much-needed support for and investment in basic education in the West Bank.