Working With Schools – Global Youth Education Project
Global Youth Education Project
The Global Youth Education Project is an innovative cross-continental initiative that brings together schools from Kenya, the United States, and the United Kingdom in a collaborative effort to address pressing global issues. Our pilot programme invites students to collaborate on projects that not only address global issues but also promote rich cross-cultural dialogues.
Through this unique partnership, participants gain valuable insights and broaden their perspectives, learning to view global issues through multiple lenses. This experience empowers students to think critically and creatively, enriching their understanding of how their own backgrounds influence their views on the world.
As we look to the future, the Global Youth Education Project aims to expand its reach, welcoming new schools from additional countries and continents. By forging these connections, we aspire to build a global community of young thinkers ready to engage with and influence the world around them.
If you would like to join us in this project as we inspire the next generation to embrace diversity, then get in contact.
We are working in collaboration with the Emerging leaders Programme:
The Emerging Leaders Programme empowers South Bronx scholars from historically disenfranchised communities to attain fulfilling and life-sustaining careers through professional skills and development, trusted relationships with professionals, and career exposure in order for them to access economic mobility and to create a new generation of professional leaders.
UK Participating schools
US participating Schools
- Fannie Lou Hamer Freedom High School
- The laboratory school of finance and technology
- The Bronx Centre for Science and Mathematics
Kenya Participating schools (The Kenyan participants for this project are six beneficiaries of The Nasio Trust)
- MAINGO SECONDARY SCHOOL
- ST. VINCENT BUTENDE
- MBALE BOYS HIGHSCHOOL
- MARY SEAT OF WISDOM BULIMBO GIRLS
