Connect, Share, Learn
American Spaces are local places for foreign residents to connect – with people, with ideas and with the United States through collaboration and self-discovery. The Office of American Spaces has redesigned this website to be a comprehensive resource for the most current and relevant information available to support managers, coordinators and operators of American Spaces in providing those experiences to their visitors.
We are excited to introduce a Community Forum. This was created to enable everyone working with American Spaces around the world to connect, help each other, learn and share creative ways to engage audiences in your communities and to achieve your goals. Register to start contributing your thoughts and ideas and make the Forum a vibrant sharing space for our community.
All useful resources have been migrated into sections titled management, programming, training and design. A fully revised all-digital American Spaces handbook is part of the management section. A communications section describes the various channels and their purposes, while the pages about us provide background information. Our goal is for this site to be the go-to, one-stop shop for everything American Spaces!
What’s New!
Got Questions?
Check out the new all-digital American Spaces Handbook!
Got Mail? We are putting together a list of current, verified email addresses of all American Spaces.
Got Analytics? We are asking American Spaces to grant analyst rights to all social media properties to help us show the full reach and impact of American Spaces. Just follow these instructions.
In Progress
Decisions on FY 2017 American Spaces Support Funds requests should be complete by late January. Look for announcements in mid-February.
The FY 2017 American Spaces training program begins Feb. 13 in Vienna. Stay tuned for links to resources and trending topics.
Free interactive programs featuring experts, opinion makers, community activists and U.S. government officials on a range of mutual issues are open to all international audiences. They are accessible even in limited-bandwidth environments.