From Jordan to Georgetown: Hubs Students Accepted at Leading Universities
Maysam Alhaj Mohammad is one of many displaced students who were empowered by Hubs for Connected Learning programs to reach their full potential and get accepted by top universities worldwide.
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Opening Doors: Mentoring Helps Bridge the Gap between Talents and Opportunities for Displaced Students
The Hubs for Connected Learning Initiatives, in collaboration with Global Mentorship Initiative, helps students in Kenya such as Jonas Balugurha Ndatabaye learn skills such as job hunting, networking, interviewing, and business communication. Ndatabaye hopes to apply all these best practices to a growing career in freelance graphic and fashion design.Read More
“More than a Learning Experience”: Hubs Early Career Researchers Publish Scholarly Work with Rift Valley Institute
After joining an early career research practicum with Rift Valley Institute, students from Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya published their studies on refugee integration, resilience, precarity, and climate adaptation.Read More
More Hubs News
- Hubs for Connected Learning Students Will Attend Bard College after Winning Coveted Welcome Corps Scholarships
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- Global Commons Special Issue Focuses on Refugee Mobility, Immobility, and Higher Education
- “Not Do-Gooderism”: During Global Refugee Forum, OSUN Partners Pledge Critical Support for Higher Education Pipeline for Displaced Students
- Summit on Mobility and Immobility: Student Leaders Connect Globally, Share Projects on Displacement and Advocacy
- Cutting-Edge Human Rights & the Arts Program Offers Students from Conflict Zones a Path to Art-Making
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