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MMEG awards education grants to women from developing countries who are enrolled as full-time students for an academic term in universities in the US, Canada, South Africa, & Latin America, have financial need & are devoted to working for the well-being of women & children.

The Advocates for Human Rights is a non-profit organization that works to provide legal services to refugees and asylum seekers of low-income. Its goal is to create lasting change in the worlds human rights movement not only locally, but nationally, and internationally.

This database was developed to find out how students' attitudes towards global citizenship can change. It is an enhancement of "How Do We Know It's Working?", a toolkit for measuring attitudinal change and finding out what students think about global and local issues.

Since 1994, iEARN Global Learning Circles have facilitated highly interactive, project-based partnerships among schools worldwide using the Internet and other communication technology.