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Welcome Message from Carol Jenkins
For more than 90 years, World Learning has equipped individuals and institutions to address the world’s most pressing problems. We believe that, working together with our partners, we can change this world for the better.
On my travels, I’ve had the opportunity to meet with many of those who have joined us in this mission. In Baghdad, we’ve trained more than 2,300 Iraqi youth who are already giving back at home. In London, our partners in the TAAP Initiative strongly believe that we are all responsible to practice inclusion. And in Vermont, our Experiment in International Living and School for International Training participants prove every day that they have the tools and the determination to change the world.
Please join us in our pursuit of a more peaceful and just world.
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Algeria
With support from HSBC Holdings plc, World Learning strengthened the capacity of disadvantaged youth in 14 Wilayas to generate meaningful income and effectively manage their finances.
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Access Virtual Potential Teacher Training Program
Indonesia
The Access Virtual Potential Teacher Training Program is an online teacher training program supporting teachers in Indonesia to develop as professionals and teach English in English using learner-centered, communicative methods.
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Advancing Girls’ Education and Skills
Pakistan
Advancing Girls’ Education and Skills (AGES) aimed to increase access to education and job skills for more than 140,000 girls in Pakistan while cultivating an ecosystem of support to help adolescent girls thrive at school, in the workforce, and in their communities.
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3EA Measures & Metrics Initiative- Phase 2
Lebanon
The Education in Emergencies: Education for Action (3EA) Measurement and Metrics initiative seeks to ensure quality learning for marginalized children by facilitating stakeholders’ ability to demand and invest in, generate, communicate and use evidence to support children’s holistic learning and development in crisis contexts.
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Algeria Entrepreneurship & Employment Program
Algeria
The Algeria Entrepreneurship & Employment Program supported the start-up of new youth-led enterprises while increasing the market for youth skills and products through support for existing non-hydrocarbon small- to mid-size enterprises.
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Basrah Employability and Entrepreneurship Program
Iraq
The Basrah Employability and Entrepreneurship Program in Basrah, Iraq was a seven-month program that provided 30 undergraduate students with training, mentorship, and networking opportunities to develop their leadership, job-readiness, and entrepreneurship skills.
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Bawsala Mentorship Program
Algeria
The Bawsala Mentorship Program provided training, mentorship, and networking opportunities to help young Algerian women build their leadership and job-readiness skills.
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B-CREATE
Algeria
With support from the U.S. Embassy in Algiers, World Learning worked with six dynamic local partners to launch Community Connections Centers – CCC (C3s) to offer training and activities that built and promoted community resilience among youth.
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Best Practices in STEAM for Egyptian Teachers
Egypt
BP-STEAM supported Egyptian teachers in developing inclusive and effective STEAM instructional practices.
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Blended Career Development for Madrassa English Teachers
India
The Blended Career Development for Madrassa English Teachers program provided training for English language teacher trainers in southern India.
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Communities Connecting Heritage
Global
Everyday individuals in our communities – storytellers, artists, musicians, and others – are at the center of vibrant societies, and are in a unique position to preserve cultural heritage.
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Contextualizing Social and Emotional Learning in Lebanon
Lebanon
World Learning, in partnership with NYU’s Global TIES for Children, will perform a qualitative study to identify what social and emotional competencies are most valued by diverse stakeholders from across all eight governorates in Lebanon, and how they are defined.
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ECO-CATALYST
Algeria
ECO-CATALYST strengthened the capacity of community career development centers (CDCs) and entrepreneurship incubators (EIs) to become catalysts for locally-led, inclusive economic growth.
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Developing Rehabilitation Assistance to Schools & Teacher Improvement Program II
Lebanon
The Developing Rehabilitation Assistance to Schools and Teacher Improvement Program II improved public school education in Lebanon.
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Egypt STEM Schools Project
Egypt
The Egypt STEM Schools Project, provided a springboard for the country’s youth to succeed through innovative science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education.
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Electoral Empowerment of Civil Society
Nigeria
The Electoral Empowerment of Civil Society Project (EECSP) strengthened the capacity of civil society organizations (CSOs) to become integral parts of election activities in Nigeria.
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El Salvador Higher Education for Economic Growth Project
El Salvador
The El Salvador Higher Education for Economic Growth Project aimed to transform El Salvador’s higher education system to help stimulate broad-based economic growth and social development.
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English Access Microscholarship Program
Algeria
The English Access Microscholarship Program (Access) offered 13-20-year-olds exposure to American culture, language, and values through a dynamic program of classroom instruction and extracurricular activities.
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English Language Program
Myanmar
The English Language Program (ELP) helped students in Myanmar improve their English language skills and learn about American culture.
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Investing in the Liberated University of Anbar
Iraq
Built the capacity of the University of Anbar to provide improved educational and career development opportunities to students, thereby preparing graduates with the 21st-century hard and soft skills needed to enter the workforce successfully.
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English Language Investment and Training for Economic Success
Iraq
The English Language Investment and Training for Economic Success (ELITES) virtual program helped Iraqi youth build the professional skills needed to gain private sector jobs.