Global Student Embassy

$5,374,245

Raised by Volunteers Since 2013

  • About Global Student Embassy
    OUR MISSION

    Global Student Embassy’s mission is to empower young leaders to become environmental stewards, social innovators, and community leaders. In collaboration with international peers, students generate and implement powerful community-based solutions to shared ecological concerns.

    OUR VISION

    GSE envisions a world community connected by energetic young leaders who have the ability to think critically about local and international issues, and the skills to transform their ideas into positive community change. GSE is connecting the next generation of world leaders, creating an international network of champions for social responsibility and environmental consciousness.

SCHOOLS (82)

  1. Global Student Embassy
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San Rafael High School

 OUR MISSION Global Student Embassy (GSE) promotes peace and equitable development by connecting young people from around the world through innovative workshops and service learning exchanges. Our students are young ambassadors who practice grassroots international relations by identifying local issues, collaborating with their global peers, and implementing projects that create positive change within the community. OUR VISION GSE envisions a world community connected by energetic young leaders who have the ability to think critically about local and international issues, and the skills to transform their ideas into positive community change. GSE is connecting the next generation of world leaders, creating an international network of champions for social responsibility and environmental consciousness.

19 Members of this chapter

San Ramon Valley HS

 GSE has been operating in Contra Costa County for the last three years. This year, SRVHS has the opportunity to travel with GSE to Ecuador and work bimonthly in the garden with the local Campus Rep!

0 Members of this chapter

Santa Cruz High School

Santa Cruz High School is a comprehensive public school in Santa Cruz, California which opened in 1897 and now serves an enrollment of about 1,040 students in grades nine through twelve. Santa Cruz is the newest high school working with Global Student Embassy and we are very excited to welcome them to our community!

0 Members of this chapter

Santa Cruz Leadership Council

 Santa Cruz Leadership Council

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Scotts Valley High

Scotts Valley High is a young program about which GSE is very excited! We will be delving into many aspects of collaborative opportunities with various interested on-campus entities..

0 Members of this chapter

Seattle U

 Global Student Embassy (GSE) offers university students a variety of international service-learning and research opportunities. We engage in responsible sustainable development at the grassroots level that positively impacts the communities in which we work while providing rewarding cultural and professional experiences for our students.

0 Members of this chapter

Sonoma Leadership Council

 Sonoma Leadership Council

0 Members of this chapter

Sonoma State University

 Global Student Embassy (GSE) offers university students a variety of international service-learning and research opportunities. We engage in responsible sustainable development at the grassroots level that positively impacts the communities in which we work while providing rewarding cultural and professional experiences for our students.

0 Members of this chapter

Soquel High

 GSE's young partnership with Soquel High is one that we are very excited about! We will be working with Soquel students, teachers, and administrators to provide in-depth programming and trip facilitation to our partner communities. We will be focusing efforts guiding students participation on systems design and edible landscaping on campus.

0 Members of this chapter

Soquel High

 GSE's young partnership with Soquel High is one that we are very excited about! We will be working with Soquel students, teachers, and administrators to provide in-depth programming and trip facilitation to our partner communities. We will be focusing efforts guiding students participation on systems design and edible landscaping on campus.

0 Members of this chapter
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