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Au Pair Program

An international cultural exchange program where young foreign individuals live with American host families, provide childcare, and attend educational classes.

Cultural Exchange Program

A program designed to promote mutual understanding and foster relationships between people of different countries through shared living and educational experiences.

Stipend

A regular fixed payment, typically a small amount, given to someone for their work or living expenses, like a wage.

Host Family

An American family that temporarily accommodates an au pair, providing room, board, and a cultural experience in exchange for childcare and light household duties.

Regulatory Authority

The legal power of a government agency to create, enforce, and oversee rules and regulations for a specific activity or program.

Proposed Rule

A draft of a new or amended regulation published by a government agency for public comment before it becomes a final law.

Fulbright-Hays Act

A 1961 law that authorized the U.S. government to create international educational and cultural exchange programs to promote understanding between the people of the United States and other countries.