HED shares a message of sympathy to all affected by the earthquake in Haiti.

"Sustainable Partnerships: A Call to Action" Conference in Veracruz, Mexico, October 8-10, 2009

HED Environmental Law Partners Persevere When Nature Derails Seminar Plans

HED awards grants to four new partnerships in the BMENA region, June 14, 2010.

First Lady Michelle Obama speaks at Universidad Iberoamericana April 14, 2010. Mrs. Obama is to meet with Mariana Vázquez Del Mercado Castro, a TIES scholar under the HED partnership between Emory University in Atlanta Georgia and Universidad Panamericana in Mexico.

HED and USAID in collaboration with the U.S.-Africa Higher Education Initiative recently held their partner's meeting.

Multi-institutional and Multi-country Partnership Will Lead to Improved Environmental Practices and Preservation of Vital Natural Resources.

A $100,000 award from HED helped to develop and implement the country’s first graduate-level curriculum in public administration.

A partnership between Menoufia University, Egypt, and the University of Connecticut.

On his recent trip to Mexico, President George Bush met with student participants of the TIES Initiative.

HED and USAID announced today that an additional 13 partnerships will be funded through the Africa-U.S. Higher Education Initiative Planning Grant Competition.

Partners Polish Their Africa-U.S. Initiaive Plans

Higher Education for Development (HED) has awarded a three-year grant supported by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the U.S. Embassy in Algiers.

The Africa-U.S. Higher Education Initiative Partners Conference held in Accra, Ghana included dynamic speakers and planning sessions.

New Director of Programs Roy Zimmermann.

Reshaping Human and Institutional Capacity Building through Higher Education Partnerships 2009

HED awards grant to University of Pittsburgh to evaluate USAID’s political party programs.

The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and Higher Education for Development (HED) have awarded a three-year grant.

Nearly 300 applications were submitted for capacity-building partnerships between U.S. colleges and universities and higher education institutions in Sub-Saharan African nations.

Record Number of Nearly 300 Applications Received

William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan/International Academy of Business

Information on a Partners Meeting of the Africa-U.S. Higher Education Initiative Planning Grants

Tully Cornick is Named New Executive Director at HED.

Launch of the Request for Applications Anticipated November 2008