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CHILDREN'S INTERNATIONAL SUMMER VILLAGES (CISV USA)

EIN 31-0616471
Education & Youth Development Language, Culture & Exchange Children & youth
Mission

CISV educates and inspires action for a more just and peaceful world through intercultural friendship and non-formal peace education programs.

About CHILDREN'S INTERNATIONAL SUMMER VILLAGES (CISV USA)

CISV (originally Children's International Summer Villages) is a volunteer-led nonprofit that runs international and local educational programmes to build intercultural understanding and active global citizenship among children and youth; the movement was founded in 1950 and now operates through national associations and local chapters worldwide. citeturn3search9turn0search7

In the United States CISV is organized as a national chapter that supports local chapters to host international camps (Villages, Step Ups, Seminar Camps, Youth Meetings), exchanges and local peace-education activities; it is registered as a U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit and continued program activity and financial reporting through FY2023. citeturn2view0turn6search1

Notable achievements

Longstanding global reach

Founded in 1950, CISV has expanded into a federation of national associations and local chapters, running hundreds of international programmes annually and reaching participants across continents.

Enduring programme model

The Village model (a 28‑day multinational camp for 11‑year‑olds) and complementary programme suite have been sustained and adapted for decades as core peace‑education offerings.

Sustained nonprofit status and reporting

The U.S. national organization is registered as a 501(c)(3) and has continued annual filings and public financial disclosures (most recently reflected in FY2023 reporting). citeturn2view0turn6search1

At a glance

EIN
31-0616471
Website
www.cisvusa.org
On Mahalo since
November 2025

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