Who needs a computer to code?
Introducing the 2016 LearnServe Innovation Award Winners How do you teach coding without a computer? Madison Than began with what seems like a very straightforward goal: […]
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LearnServe Alum Yasmine Arrington in Washington Post
We are excited to share that LearnServe alumna Yasmine Arrington, founder of ScholarCHIPS, was featured in the Washington Post. (In case you missed it, click on […]
Tracing Innovation
Introducing the 2015 LearnServe Innovation Award Winners The person next to you on the Metro sneezes. Was it allergies? The flu? Something worse? As the […]
Making Way for Generation Z
Reflections on Alexandra Levit’s New York Times feature on the coming of age of Generation Z If you’ve spent time around our LearnServe Fellows, Abroad travelers, […]
LearnServe Class of 2030
Reflections on a new family member and his LearnServe role models. December 21, 2014 Six months ago today — as our LearnServe Abroad teams boarded their flights […]
Innovating Currently
Introducing the 2014 LearnServe Innovation Award Winners Opportunities and activities for high school students have proliferated over the past decade. The tools for communicating these […]
In one year…
Impact: One Year Later On April 18, 2013 forty-five student teams pitched their social ventures at the 4th Annual LearnServe Panels and Venture Fair. Ever […]
Can you really teach social innovation?
Could the next Jamila Larson, Mazi Mutafa, or Robert Egger be sitting in class right now in the District, Maryland, or Virginia? Maybe. J. D. […]
1st Social Action Summit Success!
Where in DC could you discover interactive design thinking, the challenges of international service, and how the principles of the Leadership Compass help you better […]
60 Ways to Change the World
Clean water for Pakistan. End discrimination and bullying. Teach dental hygiene. What would you do to change the world? For a sneak preview of what our 70 […]