Created and driven by our student leaders, One World produced it’s first ever Youth Newsletter with contributions from students around the world.
One World is building resilience by brining together youth and educators across the world, creating a global learning community that is also a global platform for good and for peace.
One Worlder Gavin Cass and his family in Wales made the pledge to take their household climate neutral this year and offered to share their recent journey through the eyes of Eva (age 12) and Harry (age 5).
On Wednesday, April 22 we asked One Worlders across the globe to join in on the movement, kicking off the day with hand clapping in a joint celebration for Earth Day, healthcare workers and our common humanity – our essential human link. Together we made this the clap heard round the world.
One World Founder, Joe Carvin, visited our One World clubs in Mexico at the end of September Joe’s first stop
One World advisors from Wales, China, and Mexico visited Park Avenue Elementary School in New York to sign the UN’s zero emission pledge.
Helen has been a supporter and advocate of One World for many years and has successfully opened over 25 clubs in Ethiopia!
One World founder, Joe Carvin, and board chairman, Matthew Collier, took out children from the NYPD Explorers, from Harlem, on a boat trip to Captain’s Island in Connecticut.
One World Advisors and influencers went to Harvard University to participate in a Think Tank on Global Education where they engaged in dialogue considering the significance of global competency.
Advisors from Wales came to New York to visit One World Clubs in Port Chester, New York City and Long Island. While here they maintained a very active schedule, filling any down time with Skype calls to other clubs such as Mexico and China, and an in-person a meeting with One World’s Ethiopia Clubs organizer.
During the month of April, One World has had the privilege of working with volunteer intern, Taylor Cooperman, on spreading the message of sustainability to our Youth Club members.
West Point Cadets gave presentations to One World Clubs that were uplifting and motivating, and shared their personal stories of challenge and success.