Mission
We promote the development of Portugal, the Portuguese and the Portuguese-descendant communities through a close cooperation with the United States of America.
We are a bridge between the two countries, focusing on Science, Education, Culture and Transatlantic Relations.
Portuguese-American Communities
This is a new space open to the community, where we will show Portuguese descendants and their incredible work in promoting Portugal. Join us!
Opportunities FLAD
Find out here all about FLAD’s grants, awards, open calls and other forms of support in our four main areas of action – Science and Technology, Education, Art and Culture and Transatlantic Relations.
Study in Portugal
Do you know the Study in Portugal Network? Every year we help hundreds of American students join Portuguese universities and get acquainted with our culture.
Atlantic Talks Podcast
Conversations that fit Portugal, the United States, and the rest of the World, led by the journalist Filipe Santos Costa. Listen to all the episodes here.
Feast.Fury.Femina. – Works from FLAD's Collection
From September 22nd to January 25th, visit the new exhibition of FLAD’s Contemporary Art Collection at MAAT – Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology. Follow all the news here.
FLAD and Açoriano Oriental launch newsletter in English
A newsletter that will allow us to reach all generations of the…
FLAD News
18 de January, 2021
Observador Newsletter: Why does the inauguration matter?
The importance of the new president's inauguration speech. And yet, an interview with Dylan Fernandes, a Luso congressman from Massachusetts.
18 de January, 2021
A collection that is alive and open to all
FLAD´s president wants a collection that is alive and displayed for everyone to appreciate. At the same time as the exhibition, the collection is now available online in full.
14 de January, 2021
‘América Vinte Vinte’: Trump’s second impeachment and Biden’s start
This week, Professor Teresa Botelho and Political Consultant Lee Neves analyze Trump's second impeachment and the consequences for Joe Biden's presidency.