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Expand your horizons – study abroad!

  The U.S. Department of State offers scholarships for American high school students to study abroad from two weeks to an academic year. Students live with host families, engage with local schools, and gain skills to be competitive in the global workforce. Previous language study is not required for most programs.

The United Nations 2022 Cohort of Young Leaders

7 years ago, the United Nations initiated the inaugural Cohort of Young Leaders for the Sustainable Development Goals. This honorary group, chosen and presented every two years, is made up of 17 young changemakers from around the world who have demonstrated through their outstanding work and leadership their commitment to upholding the United Nations’ goals […]

Does A.I. Belong in the Classroom?

Do you remember H.A.L. 9000 – the treacherous AI who causes the chilling plot-twist in 2001 Space Odyssey? How about Agent Smith and the green walls of code in The Matrix? For a lot of us, these are the images that come to mind when we think of AI – which can feel like a […]

Proactive Vs. Protective Climate Action

When a meditator sits on their cushion, their work is to balance two things – effort and concentration. You can’t have effort without concentration, and you also can’t have concentration without effort. The two inform and rely on each other, and it is only by maintaining an active balance between the two that meditators reach […]

3 Ways Research Improves Self-Esteem

While researching the blogpost you are about to read, I went down 9 different rabbit holes and read over 18 articles. I pulled information and made connections between numerous fields of study. I learned how to follow my own curiosity. And through this process of research and writing, I proved to myself the truth of […]