The Global Care Model for Promoting
Humanitarian Leadership and Global Citizenship in Youth
The practice of Global Care Unlimited
is informed by three core assumptions about school-based
youth. We assert that youth…
- Crave opportunities to expand
their real-life knowledge about the larger world;
- Harbor deep humanitarian and
moral concerns and seek ways to explore and express them.
- Yearn for active participation
and leadership roles in humanitarian initiatives that
have a tangible impact beyond the schoolhouse door.
Guided by these
assumptions, we believe it is a moral and pedagogical
imperative to introduce students to various pathways
for discovering and expressing their humanitarian identity.
Our job as educators is to help our students recognize and
understand the realities of social problems worldwide and
to guide them in charting their own paths of humanitarian
service.
Our Three Step Practice
Global Care promotes the following three
steps for developing the capacity of youth to engage in
and lead global humanitarian services initiatives:
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Methods and strategies useful in
developing an educational unit aimed
at creating youth awareness of global humanitarian issues;
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Strategies for developing a
student educational presentation for raising
awareness within your local school and community regarding
a specific topic of humanitarian concern;
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Steps for developing and implementing
a youth-led global humanitarian service initiative.
By joining our Youth Coalition, you
and your students will receive educational resources to
enable your youth group to develop a powerful global humanitarian
service initiative.
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