A Voice that Matters
I wanted to share with you the email I received earlier this month from LearnServe alumna Jessica Sun, now a student at Virginia Tech.
Category: News
Going Forward
Thank you for who you are, what you do, and how you are in the world. You are the ones who keep us inspired, who keep us motivated, who give us hope for the world our own children will grow up in. We are grateful to have you as our LearnServe family.
How do you say “social entrepreneur” in Arabic?
Mohammad Joulany interrupted me near the start of my workshop with Kids4Peace last July. “How do you translate ‘social entrepreneur’ into Arabic?”
Hurry Up and Lead
Each spring, as our LearnServe students prepare to pitch the social ventures they have been cultivating all year, there is a moment when I find […]
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: […]
6th Graders Launching a Social Venture? No problem.
The students in DC International School’s Seeding Social Innovation course have already successfully launched one social venture. And that was just in two weeks, during […]
Change-maker and Peace-Maker
LearnServe Alumna Yasmine Arrington Selected for the Peace First Prize “When I say ‘Peace,’ You say “Games,’” echoed as a refrain through my college experience. […]
LearnServe Selected for Catalogue for Philanthropy Class of 2015-16
We are proud to announce that LearnServe International has been selected for inclusion in the 2015-16 Catalogue for Philanthropy DC. LearnServe was first selected to the […]
Learning to Walk
Lessons in Entrepreneurship from a 15-month-old Last week my 15-month-old son decided to learn to walk. Step one: standing. He bends his knees, arches his back, and pushes up […]
On 5 years of shaping more conscious citizens
“You have to learn before you serve,” reflected Julia (Fellows 2011) as she began her application for a Fulbright Research Fellowship to Morocco earlier this month. A […]