The Information sessions are designed to help educators learn about Generation Global's free tools and resources for integrating Global Citizenship in the classroom with students aged 13 to 17.
Discover how to use dialogue as a powerful teaching tool to foster deeper understanding through reflective, respectful, and inquiry-based conversations.
This Earth Day, we invite young people to participate in a Generation Global video conference on climate change and share the impacts they have seen in their own communities, as well as the actions they have taken in their own lives.
The Generation Global Educator Meet-Up is an event where educators within the Generation Global community and beyond can connect, share best practices, brainstorm, network and learn from peers on topics related to skill building, global citizenship, intercultural dialogue, and many more.
Young people will have the opportunity to share and learn about Human Trafficking and safe migration as part of #MyFreedomDay. They will explore the ways this important issue impacts the world and your own community through dialogue.
The Information sessions are designed to help educators learn about Generation Global's free tools and resources for integrating Global Citizenship in the classroom with students aged 13 to 17.
Engage in virtual discussions on climate change with peers worldwide, guided by expert facilitators. Open to students aged 13-17. Participate in video conferences, share personal climate action stories, and explore solutions for a sustainable future.
This interactive webinar is designed for educators looking to maximize youth engagement and learning during intercultural videoconferences with their peers from around the globe.
In celebration of the International Day of the Girl Child, Generation Global invites young people to participate in the Girls' Day Dialogues. Engage in dialogue around challenges girls face, share their visions for a world where every girl is empowered, and explore concrete actions to support this vision.
The Generation Global Educator Meet-Up is an event where educators within the Generation Global community and beyond can connect, share best practices, brainstorm, network and learn from peers on topics related to skill building, global citizenship, intercultural dialogue, and many more.
The Bett EdTech 10 Dialogues are virtual conversations, designed to foster meaningful exchanges and promote understanding among young people, ages 13-17, on gender equality in educational technology (EdTech).
we know the importance of equipping young people with life and work skills. That's why we're hosting 'Youth Skills Day Dialogues' during the week of 15 July 2024
Uncover the power of dialogue in introducing students to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and fostering awareness of critical global issues.
On the occasion of the International Day for Biological Diversity, we invite young people to engage in Generation Global's video conferences focused on our latest topic, Biodiversity. Successful participants will be awarded a certificate.
The Generation Global Educator Meet-Up is an event where educators within the Generation Global community and beyond can connect, share best practices, brainstorm, network and learn from peers on topics related to skill building, global citizenship, intercultural dialogue, and many more.
This Earth Day, we invite young people to participate in a Generation Global video conference on climate change and share the impacts they have seen in their own communities, as well as the actions they have taken in their own lives.
Young people will have the opportunity to share and learn about Human Trafficking and safe migration as part of #MyFreedomDay. They will explore the ways this important issue impacts the world and your own community through dialogue.
The SDG Dialogue Series is an initiative that helps young people learn about the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through the experience of intercultural dialogue on some of the most significant topics and events of today.
The Generation Global Educator Meet-Up is a quarterly event where educators within the Generation Global community and beyond can connect, share best practices, brainstorm, network and learn from peers on topics related to skill building, global citizenship, intercultural dialogue, and many more.
The Bett EdTech 10 Dialogues are virtual conversations, designed to foster meaningful exchanges and promote understanding among young people, ages 13-17, on gender equality in educational technology (EdTech).
Unlock a world of knowledge and connections with the Generation Global App, right at your fingertips. Celebrate the launch of our latest app for young people aged 13-17 by participating in our photo contest.
Explore practical ways to integrate dialogue as a teaching approach into your social sciences class.
The Educator Dialogues are 60-minute facilitated video conferences in which educators learn and practise skills of dialogue with peer educators around the world. They will gain a better understanding of the global community of teachers, as well as how we each bring our own philosophy, culture, and experiences to the art of teaching.
The Generation Global Educator Meet-Up is a quarterly event where educators within the Generation Global community and beyond can connect, share best practices, brainstorm, network and learn from peers on topics related to skill building, global citizenship, intercultural dialogue, and many more.
On this International Youth Day, we are celebrating the power of young people, their voices, and their impact on shaping the world of tomorrow. Be a part of our special dialogues focusing on three global topics and celebrate the potential of youth in making a difference.
The Dialogue in Science Education workshop will explore different ways in which dialogue can be used in the science classroom.
The Generation Global Educator Meet-Up is a quarterly event where educators within the Generation Global community and beyond can connect, share best practices, brainstorm, network and learn from peers on topics related to skill building, global citizenship, intercultural dialogue, and many more.
This Earth Day, we invite young people to participate in a Generation Global video conference on climate change and share the impacts they have seen in their own communities, as well as the actions they have taken in their own lives.
Young people will have the opportunity to share and learn about Human Trafficking and safe migration as part of #MyFreedomDay. They will explore the ways this important issue impacts the world and your own community through dialogue.
The SDG Dialogue Series is an initiative that helps young people learn about the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through the experience of intercultural dialogue on some of the most significant topics and events of today.
Well-being can mean different things to different people across the world, yet it is universally important to reflect on what we can do to look after our own and each other's well-being. That is why we are excited to announce our latest photo contest on the theme of well-being!
Generation Global is launching its first online educator course, 'Introduction to Dialogue', designed to equip formal and non-formal educators with an understanding of dialogue skills, and the resources needed for implementing intercultural dialogue practices into their learning communities.
In honour of International Literacy Day on 8 September, Generation Global will be celebrating education in September by organising an Education Dialogue Week (28 September - 1 October 2021).
The SDG Dialogue Series is an initiative that helps young people learn about the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through the experience of intercultural dialogue on some of the most significant topics and events of today.
This International Women's Day, Generation Global is hosting a Fireside Chat for young people aged 13 - 17 on the theme 'Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow'.
The SDG Dialogue Series is an initiative that helps young people learn about the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through the experience of intercultural dialogue on some of the most significant topics and events of today.