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PYLP

This program is funded by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and the U.S. Department of State youth exchange programs that empower young people and establish long-lasting ties between the United States and other countries through student exchange programs and institutional partnerships.

  • Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
  • Program Overview
    • Program Outcomes
    • Purpose, Goals and Objectives of the Program
    • Themes of the Program
  • Mindanao, Philippines
  • Leadership Training Materials
  • Homestay Experience
    • What Is Hosting?
    • Common Questions about Hosting
    • Cultural Information
    • Application and Important Forms
  • For PYLP Participants
    • Cultural Information
    • Pre-Departure Forms
  • PYLP17 Application Information
    • Downloadable Forms
    • For Youth Applicants
    • For Adult Applicants
  • PYLP16 at NIU!
  • PYLP16 Workshop Videos
  • PYLP16 Follow-On Summit
  • Past PYLP Micro-Projects
    • Selected PYLP16 Micro-Projects
      • Featured PYLP 16 Micro Project
      • Zambasura Team
      • Project Weaving Documentary
      • Intad Wata
      • ZamBasura No More: Hegayon Biodiversity and Lumad Interpreted
      • Project Read and Go Green: #Brigther_fYOUTHure
    • PYLP 2012 Community Projects
  • Past PYLP Programs and Alumni Testimonies
    • Words from PYLP Alum
    • Past PYLP
    • Testimonials
  • Alumni Engagement
    • Ideation Camp – #ILeadForMindanao
    • Community Engagement
    • Digital Engagement
  • Contact Information
    • Contact

Past PYLP Micro-Projects

PYLP16 Community Engagement Projects
  • Selected PYLP16 Projects
  • PYLP12 Projects

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