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Here’s what we know:
We are all connected, locally and globally. Challenges us facing us in our communities are deeply connected to those our generation experiences worldwide.
Together we can be engineers of a new system. We have the bold energy and unique vision to make great things happen.
There’s no time to waste. Let’s demand the world we know is possible.
Join us to get started. Since we were founded by students at Yale after 9/11, over 100,000 students have joined us for training, dialogue, and action. There’s a place for you in one of our virtual or in-person programs this semester.
There is no time to waste in tackling the greatest challenges facing us today, from intolerance to climate change.
Youth are the bold and visionary leaders we need to transform our world. No other generation has the fresh perspective and untapped creativity of youth.
Every moment is an opportunity to expand our understanding, work with others to craft solutions, and engage our world. Everything matters.
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The Global Scholar team is committed to supporting your change making however works best for you. This summer, Global Scholars have the option to join us online or in-person, for intensive 10 day experiences or shorter 3 day workshops. Don’t sit this summer out! The world desperately needs your bold and creative energy. Scroll down…
Diversity comes in many forms: gender, race, religion, sexual orientation, age, culture, socioeconomic background, etc. All of these contribute to an individual’s unique experience of the world. Sometimes we need to take a step back and examine the presence of diversity in our own life. How diverse is your school? Neighborhood? Place of work? Group of…
Growing up in a sheltered community, I was never truly exposed to global issues as a child. Topics such as politics and international relations were not often touched at my dinner table, either. But I began to navigate my public school career, I realized that I was not alone in my situation. There were so…