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A "super-network" of student leaders who represent various higher education institutions and organizations, all working together to support the 15by30 target. Primarily a US-based umbrella network, but seeks to learn and connect with students across borders as well.

MUN Impact is hosting their third Global Summit which will be held July 30th August 31st. This is a free, online event focused on taking action to support the SDGs through Model UN and community action with a focus on earth, the economy, and issues of equity. This event is open to middle, high school, and university students. This three-day event will have multiple workshops by students, thought leaders, UN officials, and a special strand devoted to planning for impact and taking action.

The Leadership Incubator supports women and those who identify as female (ages 20-35) in the United States who are at an early stage or tipping point in their leadership journey. Participants will convene in New York, NY for a week-long, in-person program featuring leadership training, communications and storytelling workshops, community building and mentorship. Virtual training throughout the year will allow participants to build upon their action plan with the tools they need to turn their idea into reality. Participants will also be able to apply for small seed funding opportunities to help implement their projects.

During each two-year fellowship cycle, 12-15 Leland Fellows are placed with international development organizations that include international and local NGOs, U.S. government agencies and multilateral organizations. Host organizations in the past have included Concern Worldwide, the UN World Food Program, Catholic Relief Services, Mercy Corps, and many more. Fellows work on a variety of food security issues, such as agricultural development, nutrition, natural resource management, agribusiness development and womens empowerment. CHC provides each fellow a financial package designed to support living expenses, and help offset the costs of housing, relocation, and acquisition of public market health insurance.