Please note that the resources below will be updated by March 1. Use these resources to better understand our advocacy strategy, but do not use them anymore in congressional meetings. Contact advocacy@fulbright.org with questions or to discuss advocacy at the local level this spring.
This is the Association’s “ask” of Congressional leaders. You can download it to provide to members of Congress during your advocacy visits.
Share this one-sheet, explaining the basics of the Fulbright Program: mission, history, alumni facts, funding, and resources. Share this one-sheet, explaining the basics of the Fulbright Program: mission, history, alumni facts, funding, and resources
These one-pagers from the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and include key state-specific facts and figures.
See page 38 and onward for important information on funding