We believe "Law is culture" and our mission is to share facts on basic laws that govern the constitution of a foreign country to empower students interested in pursuing education abroad.Our events bring speakers from DOL (Department Of Labor), USCIS (United States Immigration Services), DHS (Department of Homeland Security), FDNS (Fraud Detection & National Security), EEC (Equal Employment Commission), American Chamber of Commerce, Police officers and few of the nation's best Immigration & Labor attorneys all in "1" panel for a Face 2 Face conversation with international students.The goal of the non-profit is to help students who travel abroad for education BEFORE they land in troubles. Students need advice and guidance to take the customs and laws of a foreign country seriously and not fall into bad habits or create a negative record that might haunt them in a long run simply out of ignorance. Over 200 international students from China, India, Mauritius, Africa, Ethiopia etc has benefited from our events until now.WHO WE SERVEWe serve students communities interested in pursuing education abroad. The foundation runs 2 programs: One for International Students in United States (U in the USA) and one for American students traveling abroad for educationInternational Students in USAThe program is designed to empower international students in United States on the basic federal, labor and immigration laws that govern the constitution of United States.American Students Studying AbroadEstablish platform for students from United States interested in pursuing education abroad across Europe and Asia. These students need to know how the customs and law work for them. How to set up a business as an American in foreign country, how to generate financial revenue out of the culture they are interested to be a part of and impacts of local laws, policing etc. Fundamentally, understand the importance of globalization, and that it's not a threat but opportunity.