Teaching youth the responsibility of global citizenship.
HUGEM is a Harvard student organization that designs conferences and workshops empowering youth around the world to become confident, capable global citizens.
01 Who we are
Harvard Undergraduate Global Education Movement
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We share Harvard's resources and network to reach communities that are otherwise inaccessible.
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We create change and make impact today.
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We teach skills for students to expand their impact beyond the borders of their home country.
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We focus on active learning and collaboration.
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We sustain impact beyond events.
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Harvard undergraduates who design conferences and workshops for students ages 10 to 18, wherever those students are.
02 Why we do it
We prepare youth to take responsibility as global citizens, and to meet universal challenges with local solutions.
Every program is written in-house and customized for each partner school, so students see how the challenges in their own communities connect to the rest of the world, and build the leadership and critical thinking to act on them.
Every program we build does three things.
We write every curriculum ourselves, shaped around the students in the room.
Young people learn to take responsibility as global citizens.
Big ideas and bold questions, in classrooms around the world.
03 Where it happens
From Cambridge to every classroom we're invited into.
From first workshops to international conferences, HUGEM's reach reflects sustained student leadership and long-term partnerships. Each arc is a place we've taught.
04 What's next
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Partner with HUGEM or join the movement.
Whether you're a student, school, or organization, there's a way to get involved with HUGEM's programming.