From the Battlefield of Survival to the Halls of Higher Education: Liakat Ali Roshid’s Journey
In 2022, Liakat Al Roshid applied for the RhEAP program, and 18-month academic preparation program through the Hubs for Connected Learning, that led to a scholarship to pursue a BA at Columban College in the Philippines.
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From Language Barrier to Global Voice: A Hubs Alum Journey from Kakuma to the World
Christian Baobab was a young refugee from the Democratic Republic of Congo with no English when he stepped into Kakuma Refugee Camp in 2018. Today, he serves as the Communications Officer for the Hubs for Connected Learning Initiatives and has become a recognized voice for refugee youth across East Africa and beyond.Read More
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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.Read More
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Current Events
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Workshop
Sunday, September 28, 2025 – Sunday, July 26, 2026
Global Engagement Fellows Monthly Civic Engagement Workshops
Online Event This series of monthly workshops on every last Sunday of each month brings student leaders together from across GHEA21 to learn from each other’s experiences, reflect on each other's work, gain insight and training, and work together on gathering material helpful for new project leaders. By bringing the effective work of student leaders to light, this series provides them with the necessary assessments, knowledge, abilities, and skills needed to ensure sustainable projects.
We will hold innovative discussions related to project management, recruitment, leadership and sustainability, while strengthening the connection between universities in the network. We will work closely with current student leaders to help them grow their initiatives while assisting new student leaders to lead civic engagement projects. The goal is to offer a step forward for today’s leaders so they can contribute more productively and effectively to their societies.
Find out more about the Global Engagement Fellows here.
Schedule of workshops and topics for 2025/26:
Sunday, January 25 8 am New York | 2 pm Vienna: How to set goals for your project and build your team
Sunday, February 22 8 am New York | 2 pm Vienna: Healthy organization
Sunday, March 29 8 am New York | 2 pm Vienna: Project sustainability and making your project bigger
Sunday, April 26 8 am New York | 2 pm Vienna: Cultural sensitivity when working with vulnerable groups
Sunday, May 31 8 am New York | 2 pm Vienna: How to make a website for your project
Sunday, June 28, 8 am New York l 2 pm Vienna: How to write a project report
Sunday, July 26, 8 am New York | 2 pm Vienna: How to turn your project into a full-time job
Join each session via this Zoom link
September 28, 2025Online Event -
Online Training
Friday, February 27, 2026
DataCamp Access for GHEA21 Students and Staff
Online Event Parami University has been granted access to DataCamp free of charge as a university partner and extends access to students and staff from GHEA21 to use DataCamp. Usually, each individual subscription costs USD 84 per year, and now it can be accessed free of charge under Parami.
DataCamp is an online learning platform focused on building practical data skills through interactive, hands-on courses. It covers data science, data analysis, machine learning, and programming using tools like Python, R, SQL, and cloud technologies. With bite-sized lessons, real-world projects, and skill tracks, DataCamp helps learners quickly apply data knowledge in academic, professional, and industry settings.
Register through the form
February 27, 2026Online Event