United States Youth Council (USYC)
The United States Embassy Youth Council (USYC) is a professional engagement initiative of the U.S. Embassy’s Public Affairs Section. It is designed to empower young leaders by fostering civic and community involvement through a range of training programs, service projects, and networking events.
About USYC
The United States Embassy Youth Council (USYC) is a professional engagement initiative of the U.S. Embassy’s Public Affairs Section. It is designed to empower young leaders by fostering civic and community involvement through a range of training programs, service projects, and networking events. Through the USYC, the United States is committed to supporting youth leadership in Nepal, expanding opportunities at home and strengthening long-term stability. A stronger, more prosperous Nepal means greater economic opportunities for its people and shared growth for both our nations. When young Nepali leaders succeed, Nepal thrives—and our partnership grows even stronger.
USYC members participate in community engagement initiatives, leadership forums, and professional development programs, encouraging them to become more active and informed members of our community. As a member of the youth council, one will gain access to a growing network of young professionals and innovators working to drive civic engagement, digital innovation, and economic progress in Nepal.
To support the effective management of USYC, Youth Innovation Lab—a nonprofit civic-tech organization—serves as the program’s implementation partner.
A Transformative Journey
Did you know that the U.S. Embassy Youth Council (USYC) has been actively engaging and empowering youth in Nepal since 2011?
With a legacy of over a decade, USYC has nurtured more than 650 youths, catalyzing positive change through various community projects. The engagement extends beyond council tenure, resonating through an active alumni network.As a member, you gain access to a network of change-makers, opportunities for project initiations, enriching programs, and direct connections with the U.S. Embassy in Nepal, becoming part of transformative legacy of community engagement. In 2025, as we mark the 78 years of U.S.–Nepal partnership, USYC continues to invest in youth leadership, tech advancement, and shared prosperity.
Civic Engagement Project
55 USYC Members
6 Thematic Areas
1324 Community Impact
6 CEPs
Upcoming Events
Chautari Discussion 1: Systems Thinking
Chautari Discussion 1: Systems Thinking
Chautari Discussion 1: Systems Thinking
Chautari Discussion 1: Systems Thinking
Chautari Discussion 1: Systems Thinking
Over 600 Alumni all over Nepal
Working with Nepali Youths since 2015