🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

Last call! 🗣️🌏 Registration for CFR Education's Climate Change and Global Affairs Professional Learning Network (PLN) will close on Sunday, June 15 at 11:59 PM Pacific Time. Learn more and register here: education.cfr.org/events/climate…

📖 Wrap up your U.S. government or history class with a real-world analysis. In our “Counterterrorism policy” activity, students will read and analyze primary sources on counterterrorism policy before and after 9/11 using the graphic organizer: on.cfr.org/4k0LtQU

Are you looking for free resources, community, and professional opportunities to support your teaching in this demanding time? Apply for the CFR Education Ambassador program to help prepare your students to navigate today's connected world: on.cfr.org/43qoCrE

As the debate over U.S. immigration policy continues, teaching history can help students make sense of today’s headlines: on.cfr.org/45lqapm

The White House’s travel ban imposes restrictions on citizens from 19 countries. Here's what to know about the countries affected by the ban: cfr.org/article/guide-…

Did you know that between 1503 and 1866, Europeans brought more than twelve million captured Africans to the Americas? Learn more about how history and foreign influence have shaped the Americas from the 16th century to modern day: on.cfr.org/3Fu4DQJ

Why has Iran's nuclear program elicited negotiations with the U.S. and an independent strike from Israel? In this new mini simulation, students gain crucial background knowledge and examine policy considerations around U.S.-Iranian nuclear negotiations: on.cfr.org/4j1OxLU

How do disparities in wealth and income harm individuals, countries, and the global economy? 💰⚖️ In this new multimedia resource, students will learn about economic inequality around the world, how it is measured, and what governments can do to respond: on.cfr.org/4jMFQp4

🌱 Building your syllabus for next semester? In our “Combating climate change: climate simulator” activity, students will evaluate the costs and benefits of pursuing various climate policy options through the eyes of a policymaker: on.cfr.org/4jKINHK

The Americas encompass more than forty countries spanning from Canada to Chile. Use this collection of resources to explore the dynamics that shape the region and its relationship to the rest of the world ➡️ on.cfr.org/4dqCBCh

Attention prospective graduate school students! Join Foreign Affairs and representatives from top programs in international studies, public policy, and diplomacy to explore program opportunities and connect directly with admissions officials. Register: on.cfr.org/4mWuotE

Critics often label today’s authoritarian leaders as fascists, but what does that really mean? Use our free resource to help students explore the key traits of fascism through six different case studies and apply these lessons to current events: education.cfr.org/learn/reading/…

The 2025-2026 CFR Education Ambassador Program application is open until June 30🎉 Connect with educators across the country committed to equipping students with the knowledge, skills, and perspective to navigate today’s connected world. on.cfr.org/43qoCrE

In our interconnected world, it is imperative that students understand the institutions, ideas and forces that shape their lives. Learn how this new online course, created by Arizona State University and Council on Foreign Relations, can provide students with this crucial understanding. learning.asu.edu/newsroom/the-f…

What is NATO? Use our timeline to teach your students about the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s history and how its mission has evolved over seventy-five years, from the end of World War II to Russia’s war in Ukraine: education.cfr.org/learn/timeline…

25 UN member states currently have a female head of state or government, a decrease from March 2024, when there were 26. See where countries stand in their progress toward gender parity in political participation in the Women's Power Index: cfr.org/blog/womens-po…

For more than two decades, China has developed close economic and security ties with many Latin American countries, including Brazil, Peru, and Venezuela. Here's what to know: cfr.org/backgrounder/c…

Applications for the CFR Education Ambassador Program close June 30th! What does it mean to be an Ambassador? See 2024-2025 CFR Education Ambassador Megan Thompson's testimony on her experience below. ✅ Apply here: on.cfr.org/43qoCrE

Use our free resource to teach your students about the six most prominent international organizations tackling the world’s biggest issues ⬇️ education.cfr.org/learn/reading/…

Is the G7 still relevant? Learn about how the Group of Seven was formed and why critics argue it is no longer representative of the world's economy: on.cfr.org/444eBQV