A Cultural exploration and conflict inquiry in the One To World Global Classroom Program
In a world that is increasingly interconnected, the importance of fostering cultural understanding and addressing global conflicts has never been...
Host organization spotlight – Impact Data in Grant writing
Grant writing is an essential skill that plays a crucial role in seeking funding to support nonprofit missions. When it...
RACIAL EQUITY: 3 LESSONS FROM A NIGERIAN COMMUNICATIONS ANALYST
Race. Such a heavy word that most people would prefer to side-step. A word that I had, for the better...
Accelerating Action to Close the Gender Digital Divide
Over the last decades, digital transformations have made an impact on our daily lives and have had a profound effect...
NYC: a Nucleus of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
It’s been almost three months that I have joined my host organization here at New York City, I experienced many...
My experience with Partnership with Children
Bringing social work Staffs to NY Schools across five boroughs It’s now around 6 months that I am engaged (Hybrid...
Un-coding the “CODE”
It still seems unreal and at times overwhelming to accept the fact that we have started this fellowship journey in...
Atlas Corps Host Spotlight: The Hunger Project
Today, we speak with Host Organization, The Hunger Project, and their experiences with Atlas Corps Fellow Debra (Class 44, Zimbabwe).
Atlas Corps Host Spotlight: SAP
Today, we share the story of SAP and their experience with Atlas Corps Fellow Daliya (Class 41, India).
Atlas Corps Host Spotlight: Luminate
Today, we share the story of Luminate and their experience with Atlas Corps Fellow Lorna (Class 43, Kenya).
Atlas Corps Host Spotlight: Girl Up
Today, we speak with Julie Willig, Senior Director of Global Operations at Girl Up, about the amazing work Atlas Corps Fellows Patrícia and Asma are doing in their organization!
Atlas Corps Host Spotlight: Advocates for Youth
Today we share the story of Advocates for Youth and their experience with Atlas Corps Fellow Pearl (Class 42, Uganda).