"Life is Life"
Ambassador Joseph and Mrs. Sharon Mussomeli attended the celebration of the publication of "Life is Life" -- a student volume of English prose and poetry -- at the Maribor High School of Economics (Srednja ekonomska šola) on May 23.
Embassy Meet-and-Greet with NASA Astronaut
On May 20, the Ambassador and Mrs. Mussomeli hosted NASA Astronaut and U.S. Navy Captain Sunita Williams for coffee, followed by a visit with families.
The Marine visits the school
Marine Security Guard, Sgt. Neely visited the School for Economics in Celje (“Ekonomska šola Celje”) where more than 100 students were waiting for him with a nice welcome program for him.
Slovenia Joins Global Peace Operations Initiative
U.S. Ambassador to Slovenia Joseph A. Mussomeli and Slovenian Minister of Defense Roman Jakič signed a joint statement on Slovenia's participation in the Global Peace Operations Initiative on May 14, 2013.
Slovenia and the U.S.: Approaches to Successful Minority Integration
Join U.S. Federal Judge Susan Ritchie Bolton and former Justice Minister of Slovenia Mr. Aleš Zalar, an International Visitor Leadership Program Gold Star participant, to discuss strategies and approaches to successful minority integration and access to justice.
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Publication
USA Map with Facts in Brief
This publication includes plenty of facts and statistics about the United States.
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Education Resources
Studying in the U.S.
Learn about universities, colleges and international exchange organizations.
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Interactive Game
Trace Effects
A collaborative English language video game experience for students ages 12-16.
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Events
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Publication
USA Elections in Brief
Primary and general elections, the role of political parties, voting machines and poll workers, opinion polls and campaign finance.
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Discover Diplomacy
The role of diplomacy in U.S. foreign affairs
Meet the people and issues that make up U.S. foreign policy.
More News from the Embassy
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Diversity and Unity
Mr. Eugene Young, Deputy Chief of Mission, visited a high school center in Ljubljana ("Šolski center Ljubljana").
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“One to Zero. Day for the entrepreneurial-hearted and the brave”
The “One to Zero. Day for the entrepreneurial-hearted and the brave” project, co-funded by the U.S. Embassy, was a mentoring networking educational pilot program where CEED Slovenia brought together over 60 pupils, 30 professors, and overdozen of entrepreneurs that acted as mentors in workshops that were implemented in three secondary schools within the country.
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"The Few, the Proud” in Slovenian School
One of the embassy’s Marine Security Guards, Sgt. Green visited a High School in Slovenska Bistrica (“Srednja šola Slovenska Bistrica”) to talk with about 90 students.
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Defense Attaché in Murska Sobota
Our first school visit in May took us to the Nursing High School in Murska Sobota. The U.S. Embassy Defense Attaché Lieutenant Colonel Todd A. Scattini visited the students of “Srednja zdravstvena šola Murska Sobota”.
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CLO Coordinator Maggie Carlin Visits a School
U.S. Embassy Community Liaison Office Coordinator Maggie Carlin recently visited the "Biotehniški izobraževalni center" in Ljubljana.
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Pol-Econ Chief H. Martin McDowell in Novo mesto High School
Chief of the Embassy's Political, Economic and Commercial Section H. Martin McDowell recently visited the Biotech, Tourism, and Agriculture High School in Novo mesto ("Grm Novo mesto - Center biotehnike in turizma").
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Inspiring people at Bled to care about our planet
Part of the photo exhibition “Take care – inspiring people to care about our planet,” prepared by U.S. Embassy Ljubljana together with National Geographic Slovenia and Triglav National Park, has been on display in Information Center of Triglav National Park in Bled until June 9.
Current Issues
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Secretary Kerry on the Release of the International Religious Freedom Report
Announcing the 2012 International Religious Freedom Report. In its annual report, the United States documents how governments around the world protect the human right of religious freedom. IRF Report on Slovenia »
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Traveling to the United States
Travelers from all over the world flock to the United States each year to learn, work and catch a glimpse of the landmarks they have seen in art, photography and Hollywood films.
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Freedom of Expression at a Glance
The U.S. Constitution protects even the most offensive speech from government suppression, and permits regulation only under certain limited and narrow circumstances. The U.S. system is built on the idea that an open exchange of ideas encourages understanding, advances truth-seeking and allows for the rebuttal of falsehoods. More about the complexity of freedom of expression »
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Regional Cuisine Reflects National Diversity
America’s ethnic melting pot has given rise to a cuisine equally varied and diverse. Most of the foods categorized as American are traditional dishes from other lands that have gained popularity across the country.
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American Corner
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AmCham
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Commercial Service Buy USA
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EducationUSA Info Center in Ljubljana
The Embassy will be closed on Monday, 27 May for Memorial Day.
Emergency Contact Information
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American citizens requiring emergency assistance should call 01-200-5500 (if dialing from the U.S. 011-386-1-200-5500) and press 0 (zero). During working hours, ask for the Consular Section and after hours, ask for the Duty Officer.
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