The Youth Ambassadors program funded by the US Department of State and implemented by World Learning sponsors young people from South America and the Caribbean to learn about civic engagement, community service, and youth leadership. Through workshops, community visits, training, presentations, and homestays, the program aims to develop civic responsibility, global awareness, leadership skills, and foster relationships among diverse ethnic and national groups to promote mutual understanding and social change.
The Youth Ambassadors program funded by the US Department of State and implemented by World Learning sponsors young people from South America and the Caribbean to learn about civic engagement, community service, and youth leadership. Through workshops, community visits, training, presentations, and homestays, the program aims to develop civic responsibility, global awareness, leadership skills, and foster relationships among diverse ethnic and national groups to promote mutual understanding and social change.
The Youth Ambassadors program funded by the US Department of State and implemented by World Learning sponsors young people from South America and the Caribbean to learn about civic engagement, community service, and youth leadership. Through workshops, community visits, training, presentations, and homestays, the program aims to develop civic responsibility, global awareness, leadership skills, and foster relationships among diverse ethnic and national groups to promote mutual understanding and social change.
The Youth Ambassadors program implemented by World Learning and funded
by the Department of State of the United States sponsored by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. Young people from South America and the Caribbean learn about civic engagement focused on civic education, community service and youth leadership development in order to have them as agents of social change in their communities to make a difference increasing their leadership by means of a variety of activities such as workshops on leadership and service, community site visits, interactive training, presentations, visits to high schools, local cultural activities, homestays, civic education programming in Washington, D.C. and various partner cities. Program goals:
1) To develop a group of young who have a strong sense of civic responsibility,
a commitment to community development, an awareness of current & global issues and strong interpersonal leadership skills;
2) To foster relationships among youth from different ethnic, religious, and
national groups; and to promote mutual understanding, respect and collaboration between the United States and our South American counterparts.
3) Gain a stronger sense of civic responsibility, establish relationships across
ethnic, religious, and national lines, and develop the skills and knowledge to transform their communities and countries.