Globalhood

Globalhood Team
Who We Are

"Technical insights aren't enough to solve the complex problems of poverty and environmental degradation...New interdisciplinary approaches are needed." - IDRC

Partner Organizations

Ashoka Youth Venture enables young people to learn early on in life that they can lead social change.

CUPID is a student-led effort across graduate schools at Columbia University to facilitate multidisciplinary dialogue, awareness, and action on international development.

Consilience is a global online publication dedicated to promoting interdisciplinary dialogue on sustainable development. By providing a public platform for discussion, we hope to encourage a global community to think more broadly, thoroughly and analytically about sustainable development.

Engineers Without Borders, New York

freeDimensional organizes community arts space and local resources for the support and protection of individuals who create dialogue on global issues and inequalities through their art and media.

Reto Juvenil Internacional (RJI) is a Costa Rican based organization working in collaboration with Australia, Canada and Guyana to carry out volunteer programs where community development is complemented by personal growth, group work and community service.

We are proud to partner with the United Nations Global Initiative to Fight Human Trafficking (UN.GIFT), a turning point in the fight against modern-day slavery. Globalhood and UN.GIFT both believe that strong cross-sectoral collaboration, incorporating a range of players including community based organizations, the private sector, and youth, is necessary to effectively address the complex issue of Human Trafficking. Globalhood is supporting the initiative by engaging the private sector in a UN.GIFT coalition, led by Microsoft, which will play a substantive role in interacting with government, NGOs, and others to actively engage against human trafficking.