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Yesterday, USAID launched their first-ever ...
Teacher Heather Riffel is playing an instrumental role in the development of Colorado’s youth workforce. Through her work as an agriculture...
Even after years of experience working on youth development projects in his native Malawi, Rex Mlotha wanted to expand his horizons. His self-...
Posted on October 23, 2012 - in
IREX is pleased to join the new movement to create an annual day of giving. Giving Tuesday...
Posted on September 28, 2012 - Anne Johnson in Higher Education Development, International Education, Education, Youth
Emerging from over a decade of war, young people across Iraq are renewing their aspirations for their own futures and the future of their country. In August, a brave group of Iraqi undergraduates...
Colleagues, students and parents who know David Bosso were not surprised that he was named one of the 2012 National Teachers of the Year by...
Unlikely allies, Hudak Hendrix and Jose Douglas Martinez share a passion for globalizing education to broaden the horizons of students and educators in El Salvador and the U.S. In 2010, Hendrix,...
“Global Education is important because it’s required to help students find meaningful learning that will fit the changing context of a globalized world. It will prepare them for a future we...
Much environmental research starts with a problem, such as species extinction, global warming, or erosion. In honor of Earth Day, IREX is pleased share a story of two physics teachers from India...
Last year, Karen Bovard, a teacher from Connecticut, traveled to Indonesia as a fellow of the TEA-ILEP U.S. Teacher Exchange Program. Upon returning, she created an advanced high school course...
