The One-World Washington Internship Program brings together university students, graduates, and graduate students from a wide range of non-English-speaking countries to work alongside American young people at internships within their areas of expertise while taking academic courses on American history, politics, law and government, literature, art, film, and media. Advanced English-language courses meet twice a week in the evening so that participants for whom English is not their native tongue can polish linguistic skills. International students are fully integrated with U.S. interns in terms of housing, seminars, placements, and cultural activities -- like attending plays, concerts, lectures, athletic events, press conferences, cruises, and retreats. Leadership workshops, writing seminars, and other colloquia insure that future leaders, business hopefuls, scientists, doctors, artists, and writers can network among themselves on a professional level and make friends with counterparts from other nations.