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NGC Program Partners are organizations that enhance NGC's program by providing current NGC students resources and/or opportunities to further develop global awareness, leadership, and direct service learning experience.
Global Glimpse (GG) is a US nonprofit and international NGO focused on developing the next generation of youth leaders to be successful and savvy global citizens. GG's signature Global Explorer program takes high school juniors on a 3 week summer program in a select developing nation consisting of community service, cultural immersion and leadership development.
Click here to learn more about Global Glimpse the cool travel opportunities for NGC students.
NGC Global Project support through this Partnership:
In addition to being a Program Partner, Global Glimpse also connects NGC with NGC Global Project, Las Tias. Global Glimpse's students visit Las Tias during their experience with Global Glimpse.
WiserEarth helps the global movement of people and organizations working toward social justice, indigenous rights, and environmental stewardship connect, collaborate, share knowledge, and build alliances.
NGC works with WiserEarth to facilitate the NGC Global Network.
Climate change threatens to radically reshape human civilization. Alliance for Climate Education (ACE) has the facts for high school students–and solutions! ACE visits high school, at no cost, to deliver in-person, science-based, multimedia presentations on climate change in an effort to educate, inspire, and empower students to take action. After the assembly, ACE helps students take action by creating Action Teams at their schools, grants, scholarships, climate action toolkits, online communities and more.
Contact Sam McKelvie or call 510.251.5990 to book a presentation.
Independent Television Service's Community Classroom (ITVS) Community Classroom provides award-winning documentary film content and thought-provoking activities for educators and youth organizations. Community Classroom aims to bring younger, more diverse audiences to public media and to promote youth leadership in their communities.
Each season Community Classroom selects the documentaries from the PBS series Independent Lens that are most relevant to young people's lives, and works with an advisory board of leading educators from around the country to create innovative lesson plans, activities and film modules. These resources encourage and inspire the next generation to become leaders through extraordinary personal stories from their own backyards and around the globe.
Please visit ITVS's resources online (FREE to educators and youth organizations).
