IGE Updates

We reflect on God’s amazing provision over the past 20 years and prayerfully look ahead to the next 20 and beyond. Brand new infographic unveiled, too!

Check out the August 2020 e-newsletter!

IGE is pleased to announce a fall undergraduate internship opportunity. IGE seeks self-motivated, highly creative individuals seeking virtual experience working with an agile and innovative NGO environment that engages foreign governments and civil society leaders, Capitol Hill, and the donor community.

IGE is pleased to announce a new partnership with Indiana Wesleyan University. The program will be taught by IWU professors and IGE experts who will share lessons learned from their experience engaging complex global contexts.

At the invitation of the Vietnam Embassy in Washington, DC, IGE was honored to take part in a celebration of the 25th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the United States and Vietnam. Within this bilateral relationship, IGE has played a key role in building people-to-people relations and engagement on good governance, human rights, and religious freedom.

Check out the July 2020 e-newsletter!

On July 1st, at the invitation of the Kazakhstan government, IGE Vice President of Global Operations James Chen delivered a presentation to government officials on IGE’s relational diplomacy model, theory of change, and its success in catalyzing freedom of faith in Vietnam.

The Institute for Global Engagement (IGE) is pleased to welcome Knox Thames as a Senior Fellow. He was previously the U.S. State Department’s first Special Advisor for Religious Minorities in the Office of International Religious Freedom.