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Empower Peace
Empower Peace is a worldwide, coordinated grassroots program designed to educate, motivate, and empower high school-aged youth to engage in the promotion of peace, mutual respect and cultural understanding between high school students living in the United States and the Arab and Muslim worlds. Empower Peace bridges the gap through educational leadership conferences and the utilization of state of the art internet-based technologies including video-conferencing, interactive web casting and other internet-based collaborative platforms. Their programs include Virtual Connections - connects classrooms around the world, Women2Women - a leadership program for young women in the U.S. and Middle East, and Global Village - civic engagement initiatives for youth.
Contact Information
Phone: (617) 912-3800Email: traynard@empowerpeace.org
Physical Address
240 Commercial Street, 2nd FloorBoston, Massachusetts 2109
ExchangesConnect (Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
The mission of Exchanges Connect is to create an online community of people dedicated to bridging cultures and making a positive difference in the world. Individuals are provided with opportunities to connect with exchange participants from all over the world.
Contact Information
Phone: (202) 203-7177Email: ecawebsitesmail@state.gov
Physical Address
301 4th Street, SWWashington, District of Columbia 20547
Foundation for International Understanding Through Students (FIUTS)
Founded at the University of Washington in 1948, FIUTS connects students with local and global communities through programs that build international awareness, cross-cultural communication, and informed leadership. FIUTS envisions a global community, tied to the Pacific Northwest in which people around the world are connected through friendship, mutual respect, and a commitment to international understanding. We work with American and international students, host families, children in K-12 schools, other organizations, and individuals to create programs that inspire curiosity, compassion, and respect for our world's diversity.
Contact Information
Phone: (206) 543-0736Email: info@fiuts.org
Physical Address
HUB 302B; University of Washington, Box 352233Seattle, Washington 98195
Global School Net
Global School Net provides opportunities for students, teachers and educators to enhance their knowledge and awareness of the world around them and to engage in collaborative partnerships with other schools and organizations around the world. They provide interactive web-based content and tools for teachers, consulting services, professional development and workshops, volunteer opportunities, and networks of educators and organizations. Their programs include Doors to Diplomacy, an International CyberFair, Online Expeditions, GeoGame, NewsDaily, Friendship Through Education, and a collaborative learning center for educators.
Contact Information
Phone: (760) 635-0001Email: helper2009@globalschoolnet.org
Physical Address
132 N. El Camino Real, Suite 395Encinitas, California 92024
Namaste India Children’s Fund
The mission of Namaste India Children's Fund (NICF) is to provide safe housing, a nurturing environment, and educational opportunities for the street children of India. To accomplish these goals, NICF partners with NGOs in India with proven track records in providing the care needed to give these children back their childhood in a loving, healthy, and educationally stimulating environment . Currently, we support Vatsalya (www.vatsalya.org) and their project "Udayan" - a children's village housin
Contact Information
Phone: (303) 912-6654Email: Delta@NICFund.org
Physical Address
719 GrandviewNewton, Kansas 67114
National Geographic: Education
National Geographic offers a large variety of educational material for teachers to bring to their classrooms. From lesson plans, maps, classroom activities, audio/photos/videos, news updates, interactive games, and interactive online museums, teachers can bring the world to their students. Resources are available for a wide range of subjects including: animals, daily news, environment, games, green guide, history, music, photography, science & space, travel & cultures, and more. They also offer an education network for teachers to collaborate and share best practices. National Geographic is connected to ePals, which allows classrooms to connect with other classrooms around the world.
Contact Information
Phone: (800) NGS-LINEEmail: askngs@nationalgeographic.com
Physical Address
1145 17th Street N.W.Washington, District of Columbia 20036
One World Youth Project
One World Youth Project works to connect middle and high school students with other students and groups from around the world to form community service partnerships through cultural exchange. Curriculum resources are also provided for teachers to implement into their classrooms. Programs focus on leadership, community service, cultural awareness, empowerment, collaboration, and increased knowledge of the world around students.
Contact Information
Phone: (508) 428-8460Email: info@oneworldyouthproject.org
Physical Address
PO Box 1315Marstons Mills, Massachusetts 2648
OneWorld Classrooms
The mission of OneWorld Classrooms is to foster cross-cultural understanding in the context of the K-12 curriculum by building bridges of learning between the classrooms of the world through the arts and technology. Through their programs and services, OneWorld Classrooms provides teachers and students opportunities for global exploration and cross-cultural communication in their classrooms. They also help integrate technology in the classroom, make learning more personal and meaningful, and connect classrooms with other classrooms around the world. Programs include International Art Exchange, the Amazon Rain Forest School Project, Global Snapshots, Classroom Connections and the Student to Student Chinese Language Lab.
Contact Information
Phone: (888) 303-2672Email: paul@oneworldclassrooms.org
Physical Address
16 Andrew Circle, PO Box 534N. Andover, Massachusetts 1845
Plan USA
Plan USA works to improve the lives of children around the world by focusing on education, protection, economic security, health, sexual health, emergencies, water, and child participation. They provide opportunities for students to get involved by participating in school to school links that enables students to learn from each other. Classroom resources are offered to teachers to bring Plan USA's mission and activities to the classroom.
Contact Information
Phone: (800) 556-7918Email: https://www.planusa.org/contactus
Physical Address
155 Plan WayWarwick, Rhode Island 2886
Save the Children
Save the Children works to help support local communities, women, families, businesses, and children by providing tools, resources, and funds to sustain themselves. Individuals can participate in many ways by either sponsoring a child, donating to specific causes, participating in an internship, volunteering at the headquarters, starting or getting involved with volunteer councils, attending their events, or if an individual is in the area where Save the Children has programs they can volunteer
Contact Information
Phone: (800) 728-3843Email: gtinsley@savechildren.org
Physical Address
54 Wilton RoadWestport, Connecticut 6880
Sesame Workshop
The Sesame Workshop provides online, interactive activities for children to learn about other cultures, customs, and societies. There are resources for teachers to implement into their curriculum or for parents to use with their children. The Sesame Workshop is affiliated with the children's television show Sesame Street.
Contact Information
Phone: (212) 595-3456Email: info@sesameworkshop.org
Physical Address
One Lincoln PlazaNew York, New York 10023
Soliya
Soliya uses new technologies to facilitate dialogue between students around the world. Their flagship program, Connect Program, connects undergraduate students from the Middle East, North Africa, Europe, and the United States. This program provides students with opportunities, skills, and tools to form and refine their own views and conclusions on global issues that face us on a daily basis. Professors and students are able to participate. Contact the organization if individuals are interested in bringing the program to their university or college.
Contact Information
Phone: (718) 701-5855Email: info@soliya.net
Physical Address
25 Washington Street, Suite 414Brooklyn, New York 11201
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