In this FREE virtual workshop, high school students from South Africa and the United States come together to co-create short films exploring the theme of Unity in Diversity.

+  Open to high school students in the United States (Eastern Time Zone only) and South Africa.

+  No media experience required

+  Space limited to 16 students

+  Runs for six weeks from Oct 19 to Nov 24

+  Saturday online check-ins @ 10am-12pm (US EST time) / 4-6pm (SA time)

+  ​Commitment of about 4 hours per week

+  Combination of online group gatherings and offline filming

+  Virtual screening premiere (date TBD)

+  Participants need recording device (smartphones recommended)

+  Participants need access to Zoom with stable connection

+  FREE to all participating students

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Click here to register and learn more.

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About Filmbuilding

Filmbuilding runs educational workshops that connect students across differences and distances to tell stories that matter.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Our transformative approach emphasizes social and emotional development that's grounded in fun, project-based learning.

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This mentorship program from In-Sight Collaborative is designed to provide training and experience in the nonprofit sector as it relates to humanitarianism and development. The program is designed to be accessible to people who may not have access to humanitarian training otherwise. 

Program dates:
January 27 - April 7, 2025

This program will be available in English only.

Participants will be given the opportunity to: 

• discover a better sense of self and community as humanitarians
• imagine and conceptualize interventions rooted in empathetic system design and accompaniment
• increase their network and knowledge to contribute to the paradigm shift in forced displacement and larger humanitarian sector towards equity 

Since its inception in 2020, the mentorship program has been attended by hundreds of participants from over 35 countries around the world. We believe that anyone with the right mindset and a willingness to engage can be an effective part of the humanitarian response from any background, profession, or sector. It is one of our goals to help inspire future humanitarian leaders and give them the tools and resources they need to participate in a meaningful way.

Throughout the program, participants will be given the opportunity to explore the following areas of the non-profit and humanitarian sector:

• History of the humanitarian sector, humanitarian principles, and current trends
• Planning, assessment, implementation, and evaluation of humanitarian interventions
• Strategic planning within the non-profit industrial complex and other structural challenges
• Ethical fundraising and advocacy initiatives
• Community-based research
• Human-centered leadership
• Power of narratives and storytelling
• Wellness and community care for humanitarians
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Click here for more information and to apply.

About In-Sight Collaborative

In-Sight Collaborative is a humanitarian NGO founded in 2016 by a group of friends volunteering in refugee camps in Northern Greece. In an acute humanitarian crisis spanning acres and acres of farm fields, train tracks, gas station parking lots, and abandoned hotels, our founding members recognized that the current lens we had grown up with to view the world was dangerously misleading. We saw a need for more collaboration, for more championing of the agency of the people who call these camps home.

In-Sight Collaborative is a facilitator to those in the humanitarian sector who recognize that cultivating an equitable aid system starts with oneself. Moving from its direct aid model, In-Sight Collaborative now works to embody the accompaniment model. We educate humanitarians to be intentional and empowered to cultivate a more equitable system by providing educational tools, programs, and platforms to address harmful policies and practices.

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Each year, World Leadership School runs life- and career-changing travel programs for educators, which allow them to be students again and reimagine their practice. Their educator programs include working with local NGOs, interviews with local leaders, and an active and open investigation into local cultures. Along the way, they leverage the group’s wisdom and experience for deep reflections around personal and professional growth.

These programs allow educators to reconnect, recenter, and reimagine. Educators reconnect with their original passion for teaching; they recenter themselves in a supportive and safe community of educators; and they reimagine their teaching practice through World Leadership School’s suite of Purpose Learning tools.

During this immersive visit to the Borderland Region, educators will use the area around El Paso, Texas, and Las Cruces, New Mexico to learn about the complexity of immigration and to gather tools, resources, and perspectives to enhance pedagogy. The goal of this program is to allow participants to experience all the perspectives around this complex issue to return to school with new ideas, tools, and resources for teaching immigration.

For more detailed program information, please click HERE.

Questions? Please email jessica@worldleadershipschool.com

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Each year, World Leadership School runs life- and career-changing travel programs for educators, which allow them to be students again and reimagine their practice. Their educator programs include working with local NGOs, interviews with local leaders, and an active and open investigation into local cultures. Along the way, they leverage the group’s wisdom and experience for deep reflections around personal and professional growth.

These programs allow educators to reconnect, recenter, and reimagine. Educators reconnect with their original passion for teaching; they recenter themselves in a supportive and safe community of educators; and they reimagine their teaching practice through World Leadership School’s suite of Purpose Learning tools.

This exciting 8-day program immerses participants in the regional cultural uniquities of our host community in Azrou, Morocco. Azrou is a small city in the heart of the Middle Atlas Mountains known for its pine and cedar forests. Throughout this engaging program, participants will explore ideas around gender, religion, post-colonial identity, indigenous culture, and more. This program provides a unique opportunity for educators to immerse themselves in a new culture and bring new concepts and perspectives back into their classrooms.

For more detailed program information, please click HERE.

Questions? Please email jessica@worldleadershipschool.com

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This mentorship program from In-Sight Collaborative is designed to provide training and experience in the nonprofit sector as it relates to humanitarianism and development. The program is designed to be accessible to people who may not have access to humanitarian training otherwise. 

Program dates:
June 30 - August 11, 2025

This program will be available in English, Spanish, or Arabic.

Participants will be given the opportunity to: 

• discover a better sense of self and community as humanitarians
• imagine and conceptualize interventions rooted in empathetic system design and accompaniment
• increase their network and knowledge to contribute to the paradigm shift in forced displacement and larger humanitarian sector towards equity 

Since its inception in 2020, the mentorship program has been attended by hundreds of participants from over 35 countries around the world. We believe that anyone with the right mindset and a willingness to engage can be an effective part of the humanitarian response from any background, profession, or sector. It is one of our goals to help inspire future humanitarian leaders and give them the tools and resources they need to participate in a meaningful way.

Throughout the program, participants will be given the opportunity to explore the following areas of the non-profit and humanitarian sector:

• History of the humanitarian sector, humanitarian principles, and current trends
• Planning, assessment, implementation, and evaluation of humanitarian interventions
• Strategic planning within the non-profit industrial complex and other structural challenges
• Ethical fundraising and advocacy initiatives
• Community-based research
• Human-centered leadership
• Power of narratives and storytelling
• Wellness and community care for humanitarians
  ‍

Click here for more information and to apply.

About In-Sight Collaborative

In-Sight Collaborative is a humanitarian NGO founded in 2016 by a group of friends volunteering in refugee camps in Northern Greece. In an acute humanitarian crisis spanning acres and acres of farm fields, train tracks, gas station parking lots, and abandoned hotels, our founding members recognized that the current lens we had grown up with to view the world was dangerously misleading. We saw a need for more collaboration, for more championing of the agency of the people who call these camps home.

In-Sight Collaborative is a facilitator to those in the humanitarian sector who recognize that cultivating an equitable aid system starts with oneself. Moving from its direct aid model, In-Sight Collaborative now works to embody the accompaniment model. We educate humanitarians to be intentional and empowered to cultivate a more equitable system by providing educational tools, programs, and platforms to address harmful policies and practices.

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