The American School of Taichung and the Boys & Girls Club in Tennessee have been actively exchanging information about personal and school life. Virtual letters and questions, as well as hand written letters, have been passed back and forth for…
High school students from Canada, Mexico and England* united to share their culture through photography and written ancestral history. Using Google+ Community, students uploaded photographs and links to personal blogs, depicting various snapshots they took representing pieces of their…
In this social activism exchange between high school students in Mexico and South Korea students shared aspects of their daily lives with each other and also depictions of social and political events occurring in their countries. The focus of the…
Two very unlikely matches show the world how Art can bridge the gap between cultures and distance. Graduate degree students in the United States and Elementary summer camp participants in Taiwan engaged in the same art projects for the summer.…
Journal Swap for Peace Spring 2013 included 20 participants from Wisconsin, USA and Kalgoolrie School of the Air in Australia. This inspiring exchanged included elementary students in the US and Australian students in geographically isolated locations who attend a very special virtual…
Preschoolers in Vietnam share about the festive decorations they made for Vietnamese New Year, February 9, 2013. [acx_slideshow name=\”Vietnamese New Year\”]
12th grade art students from Ontario, Canada and 2nd grade art students from Osaka, Japan shared visual representations of their local architecture. [slideshow_deploy id=\’1294\’] Colleen Rose, 12th grade Art teacher from Ontario, Canada shares her thoughts about her students experience with…
Students at The Boys and Girls Club and Hong Kong in group #8 view global citizenship as peace, non-violence and love.
Students from The Boys and Girls Club and Hong Kong in Group 7 view global citizenship as protecting the earth from pollution.
Students from The Boys and Girls Club and Hong Kong in Group #6 view global citizenship as contributing food and nutrition to those in need.