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  • America is at its best when it responds to humanitarian concerns and works to promote hope among people in need. We have an opportunity to do this in Vietnam today, closing wounds from the past.

    Decades after the war, harmful effects of Agent Orange/dioxin are still being felt by millions in Vietnam, including children. But this is a humanitarian concern we can do something about. Make Agent Orange History seeks to raise awareness about this problem, highlight the solutions and connect people with ways to get involved.

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  • Featured Action

    Pledge your support for the U.S.-Vietnam Dialogue Group’s Plan of Action.

  • Featured Champion

    Walter Isaacson is co-chair of the U.S.-Vietnam Dialogue Group, a best-selling author and president and CEO of the Aspen Institute.

  • Progress Report

    The Vietnamese & US Governments Launched a Project to Clean Up Dioxin in Da Nang, Vietnam

  • Latest News

    Agent Orange Day, August 10th: Da Nang Remediation Coverage