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Conference
Thursday, October 15, 2026
Virtual Student Leadership Conference is Accepting Applications
Online Event
The Virtual Student Leadership Conference is a two-day online international conference, held each October, that brings together students who want to become involved with community or socially-based engagement, to learn leadership or project management, and explore ways to get involved throughout the GHEA21 Network. It is an action-oriented, skill-based workshop series that includes student presentations and community networking. The conference provides a venue to build a network of young social entrepreneurs and change agents to encourage future collaborations and the exchange of ideas.
The conference will take place October 24 – 25, 2026, from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM EDT. Register by October 15 to secure your spot.
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Workshop
Sunday, November 29, 2026
Civic Engagement Workshop: How to Find and Use AI Effectively for Implementing Your Project
Online Event 8:00 am EST/GMT-5
This series of monthly workshops is facilitated by Global Engagement Fellows and 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.
This month’s session focuses on integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into project planning and implementation. Learn how to use AI tools effectively to enhance productivity, improve decision-making, and support different stages of your project’s development.
Facilitators: Adelard Borauzima, Khadija Yousufzai , Inares Kenne Tsangue, Roya Maliky
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Other workshops: October 25, Sunday: How to write a proposal for your project and apply for funding December 27, Sunday: Emotional intelligence January 24, Sunday: How to set goals for your project and build your team February 28, Sunday: Healthy organization March 28, Sunday: Project sustainability and making your project bigger April 25, Sunday: Cultural sensitivity when working with vulnerable groups May 30, Sunday: How to make a website for your project June 27, Sunday: How to write a project report July 25, Sunday: How to turn your project into a full-time job
November 29, 20268:00 am EST/GMT-5
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