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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.
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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
  • “More than a Learning Experience”: Hubs Early Career Researchers Publish Scholarly Work with Rift Valley Institute
  • Hubs for Connected Learning Students Will Attend Bard College after Winning Coveted Welcome Corps Scholarships
  • Times Higher Education: Rebecca Granato Discusses the Need for Increased Educational Access for Refugees from the Global South
  • 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
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Current Events

  • 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, 2025
    Online Event
  • Information Session/Open House
    Wednesday, January 14, 2026 – Monday, January 26, 2026

    Student Information and Orientation Sessions for Spring 2026

    Online Event  Students who wish to apply or are already enrolled in a GHEA21 Online Course for Spring 2026 are invited to attend drop-in information and orientation sessions. Information sessions will cover applying for courses, registering on the portal and other questions. Orientation sessions will cover everything about taking an Online Course, expectations and support available to enrolled students.

    There will be two information sessions: January 14 at 7 AM EST January 23 at 12 PM ESTStudent orientation will be on January 26 at 8 AM EST. 

    Join via Zoom
     

    January 14, 2026
    Online Event
  • Deadline
    Saturday, January 24, 2026

    Applications are Open for Women, Peace and Security Program

    Online Event  Developed in collaboration with academics and professionals within and beyond GHEA21, the program is entirely student-led and designed to bring together individuals interested in rethinking the role of gender in conflict, peacebuilding, and global governance. As the 25th anniversary of UN Security Council Resolution 1325 approaches, the program encourages participants to critically examine why, despite decades of advocacy for women’s inclusion in peace processes, the global landscape of conflict continues to grow increasingly militarized and destructive — both to human life and to the environment.

    Through a combination of case studies, policy analyses, and theoretical readings, participants engage deeply with feminist perspectives on security and diplomacy. The program will culminate in a Women, Peace, and Security Studies Conference, where participants will collaborate on drafting a policy resolution addressing the implementation gaps in Resolution 1325 and its subsequent amendments. All participants who complete the program will receive a Certificate of Completion from GHEA21. This is not an academic certificate.

    Learn more and apply

    January 24, 2026
    Online Event
  • Academic Deadline
    Monday, February 2, 2026

    Registration for Spring 2026 Online Courses

    Online Event  Students across GHEA21 are invited to apply for Spring 2026 Online Courses. Online Courses (OCs) are taught by faculty from a single institution and delivered virtually to eligible students across the network. Students register online and receive course credit from the host institution. Courses are offered by multiple member institutions.

    Deadline to register is February 2.

    Learn more and register

    February 2, 2026
    Online Event
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