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Getting to the Heart of Global Education

This article explores the origin story of the Global Oneness Project, the intention of the organization, and the goals of the Project’s free curriculum resources. How might the integration of universal themes such as identity, diversity, resilience, adversity, empathy, and responsibility be foundational to global learning?

by Cleary Vaughan-Lee

"Science is not about common sense. It is about uncommon sense. It is about seeing what is not obvious." Jose Rial discusses climate change in this compelling article. #climatechange #globaleducation

What's "normal"? This short film helps students to empathize with what it's like to live with a disability. #shortfilm #globaled

"How do we prepare the children in our lives to be visionary, and to love nature when the changes are frightening and incomprehensible? To be abundant when what we consider valuable is shifting from gold to collard greens?" Adrienne Maree Brown.

What does a road symbolize to your students? Dig into the relationship between highways and modernization with this photo essay and lesson plan on Peru's Interoceanic Highway. #globaled #lessonplan

How Society's Structures Can Shift

Zen teacher and social activist angel Kyodo williams reminds us that societies can change on a massive scale. At one time, slavery was considered an economic necessity, but new ways were found because society could no longer bear it. Angel asks, can today's society reject individualism on that scale?

How are coastal areas impacted by climate change? This short film and lesson plan offers students insight into an island community on the cusp of change. #globaled #climatechange

"The simple act of listening to the natural world can have a profound impact on our relationship to place and on ourselves by rooting us in a presence that we no longer take for granted." Watch our new VR @nytimes Op-Doc, Sanctuaries of Silence

New Collection: Youth Empowerment

How can we empower the next generation of leaders as they present solutions and demand change? This new collection features stories and lessons on youth empowerment which introduces students to themes surrounding our shared humanity, trust, community, peace, and non-violence.

by Cleary Vaughan-Lee

Small Talk: Life on a Farm

Author Luanne Armstrong reflects on what happens when we engage with the natural world.

by Luanne Armstrong

In this beautiful short film, students learn about the life's work of Tonya Littlewolf, who rescues wolves at her California desert sanctuary. #globalEd #shortfilm

Students will be inspired to explore environmental education thanks to this film and lesson plan on a unique outdoor nursery in Scotland. #globalEd #environmentaleducation

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