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Welcome to the iEARN-USA News page, your source for the latest updates, achievements, and stories from our vibrant community of educators, students, and partners worldwide. Stay informed about our initiatives, upcoming events, and opportunities to get involved as we continue to connect and empower youth to create positive change in their communities and beyond.
iEARN-USA has been named a finalist for the 7th Annual Classy Awards, honoring the most innovative nonprofits and ...
iEARN-USA Intern, Dasom Jeon, shares her thoughts on Women's History Month and recommendations for books and films ...
During February and March, over 120 global educators from 11 countries came together to engage in online professional development for the BRIDGE Program, supported by the Stevens Initiative. During the online course, participants collaborated with others educators from the Middle East, North Africa, and the United States.
iEARN-USA is pleased to welcome four new educators as Global Education Ambassadors this spring. iEARN-USA Ambassadors are a group of leaders who support global project-based learning and online exchanges for students, teachers, schools, and communities.
iEARN-USA's Newsletter for March 2017 - Celebrating Women's History Month, iEARN's Conference in Morocco and More!
Join us at 4:00 pm EST on March 15th for a live webinar about the 2017 iEARN Conference and Youth Summit in Marrakech, Morocco.
Join iEARN-USA at this year’s SXSWedu Conference in Austin, Texas from March 6 - 9, 2017.
The NSLI-Y team at iEARN-USA traveled to Washington D.C. January 26 to 27 for the annual National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) Partners Meeting, held at American Councils.
iEARN-USA Global Education Ambassador Nicolle Boujaber-Diederichs builds a new cohort of global educators in Orlando, Florida.
iEARN-USA's Impact Update—a quarterly newsletter sharing the impact of our global programs and partnerships. This first edition includes highlights from 2016 and upcoming activities in the first quarter of 2017 for iEARN and iEARN-USA, BRIDGE, YES and NSLI-Y.
EARN-USA is calling for experienced members to join it’s growing cohort of global education leaders, the Global Education Ambassadors.
Please join us on Tuesday January 17th, from 6pm to 9pm, as we eat, drink, and connect for virtual exchange at The Stand Restaurant, at 239 Third Avenue, New York, NY.
Fundamentally, the Earth Stewardship Project, as part of the iEARN Bridge Program, provides educators with a truly unique opportunity to involve students in investigative and problem-solving challenges, while helping them develop their cognitive abilities to effectively communicate and collaborate with peers from across the world. This process involves students conducting inquiry into unknown areas of science and it provides the challenge to critically assess scientific findings while determining the validity of results.
On January 17th, 2017 NSLI-Y Interactive will host a virtual event featuring three National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) students on the academic year program in Rabat, Morocco.
iEARN-USA is accepting submissions for the new Teachers’ Guide to Global, Collaborative Teaching and Learning, an initiative supported by the Longview Foundation.
I have never participated in an activity like this before. iEARN enables youth to learn with, rather than simply about the world, through interactive curriculum-based groups which students are creating, researching, sharing opinion and becoming global citizen. There are modules to help me plan and develop project experience for students.
Global Collaborative is so important as it’s the one opportunity that let students and educators work together on projects involving discovery, reflection, and presentation. It teaches me to try and try to communicate across time and language barriers. Collaborating makes the world closer as a goggle-box though the far distance between people.
Are you a middle school or high school teacher interested in bringing global projects into your classroom? Do you want to connect your students with classrooms around the world? You can start this Spring by joining iEARN’s BRIDGE Program.
Signe Knutson, iEARN-USA program coordinator, shares her reflections on the Generosity NYC 5K fundraising event.
iEARN at the Global Education Conference 2016 celebrated the work of organizations, teachers and students worldwide during International Education Week. View recordings of 18 iEARN presentations from 14 countries as part of the Global Education Conference.
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