Community Projects

World Learning works with government agencies and local partners to carry out overseas development projects that promote democratic change and support peace, economic development, and social justice.

Headquartered in Washington, D.C., with local offices in more than 20 countries, our team includes more than 450 professionals worldwide. Working in partnership with communities, World Learning programs help develop the skills of individuals and strengthen the capacities of local organizations to be effective advocates for and agents of social change.

With a focus on Civil Society and Governance, Education, Children at Risk, and HIV/AIDS, our programs emphasize innovations appropriate to the local setting that create practical and enduring learning experiences.

Civil Society and Governance

World Learning focuses on strengthening civil society through empowerment. In matters of poverty alleviation, community development, human rights, and the full range of issues affecting a community’s citizens, we seek to actively transform the landscape of decision-making processes. Learn more.

Education

World Learning works toward attaining education for all – one community at a time. Our work helps teachers enhance their skills and increases demand for quality schooling through active involvement of the community. Learn more.

Children at Risk

World Learning works with communities and families to define and confront the diverse needs of children at risk. Our programs bring safety and strength to children’s environments, helping ensure fulfilling and healthy lives. Learn more.

HIV/AIDS

World Learning, together with local organizations, works with some of the most vulnerable members of communities to provide comprehensive support and advocacy for those infected, affected, and at-risk. Learn more.