Opening of the Woodrow Wilson Center Seminar
The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars partnered with USAID’s Global Climate Change (GCC) Office in Washington and agreed to present a number of seminars on topics and approaches in adaptation work. Barbados hosted the third seminar in the series using a webinar format.
Rally in Nevis against child abuse
The Embassy joined with UNWOMEN, UNICEF, Voices of Women (VOW) and the Nevis Social Services department in organizing and holding a “Break the Silence” campaign launch on April 17.
Betty's Hope Windmill Restoration
The Betty's Hope restoration project in Antigua received a US$50,000 grant from the U.S. Ambassador's Fund for Culture Preservation.
American Corners Visit for National Library Week
Ambassador Larry L. Palmer visited the American Corner in the National Public Library in Antigua during the U.S. National Library Week and was given a tour by Acting Director Ryllis Mannix.
Clare Hall Secondary School Book Donation
Ambassador Larry L. Palmer Larry Palmer and founders of the "NGO Hands across the Sea" Harriet and Tom Linskey officially presented almost 600 books to the Clare Hall Secondary School.
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Press Release
Foreign Service Officer's Test 2013
U.S. Embassy in Bridgetown will be administering the Foreign Service Officer’s Test (FSOT) on Saturday, June 8, 2013.
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Event
Embassy hosts first OSAC Country Council
The Regional Security Office at the U.S. Embassy has taken steps to initiate an Eastern Caribbean Country...
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Remarks by Secretary Kerry at the Arctic Council Ministerial Session
Thank you very much, Minister Bildt, and thank you for hosting this important event. I’m pleased to be joined at the table by our senior Arctic official Julia Gourley and I’m pleased also to have Senator from Alaska, Senator Lisa Murkowski, a good friend of mine from the Senate, who cares about these issues enormously.
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Hanging out with “We the Geeks”
On May 16th, the White House is kicking off “We the Geeks,” a new series of Google+ Hangouts to highlight the future of science, technology, and innovation in the United States.
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President Obama Meets with Prime Minister David Cameron
President Obama welcomed British Prime Minister David Cameron to the White House, where the two leaders discussed issues ranging from economic development to the unfolding conflict in Syria.
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First Lady Michelle Obama Delivers the Commencement Address at Eastern Kentucky University
First Lady Michelle Obama delivers remarks during the Eastern Kentucky University commencement at the EKU Alumni Coliseum in Richmond, Ky., May 11, 2013.
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Fighting Criminal Networks Through Law Enforcement Networks
Each year, tens of thousands of law enforcement officials from across the country descend on Washington, D.C. to participate in National Police Week. This year, the Department of State recognized many of these state and local officials for their contributions to peace and security around the world in a ceremony held May 13.
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Secretary Kerry Travels to Russia & Italy
Secretary Kerry traveled to Moscow, Russia on May 6-7, where he met with senior Russian government officials to discuss Syria, North Korea, Afghanistan, and other bilateral and global issues.
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White House Photo Gallery [May 2013]
Photos from the White House updated daily.
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Caribbean Basin Security Initiative (CBSI) Partners
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PEPFAR Partners
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USAID - Eastern Caribbean Partners
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Education USA Partners
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Secure Seas
Secure Seas is a maritime security assistance initiative that aims to bolster the capabilities of Eastern Caribbean nations to deter threats associated with Transnational Organized Crime. The program, managed by U.S. Southern Command, provides boats, communications systems and training to nine Caribbean nations.
