n June 19, 1865, Major General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, TX, and announced the end of the Civil War and the end of slavery. It is on this day every year since that we celebrate “Juneteenth” as the end of slavery in the United States. It is a day that we celebrate ancestors and leaders who fought to be liberated. We celebrate their power, resiliency, and tenacity.
The GREEN Program loves to celebrate love, and there is no better way to do that this month than by recognizing a few LGBTQ+ leaders and organizations that are making a difference not just in their own communities but for our planet altogether. Read below to learn more about some people and spaces that are working together to promote a better world that focuses on inclusion and equality.
Meet Hiran Sattnapalli – an Electrical & Computer Engineering major from Carnegie Mellon who experienced Nepal with the help of a ShineOn scholarship.
For Immediate Release: The GREEN Program (TGP), a leading provider of international experiential education focused on sustainability, has announced an impactful partnership with Beast Philanthropy to provide clean energy solutions and life-changing assistance to communities in need, particularly in a rural village in Sindhuli, Nepal.
Meet Sophia Shi – a Chemical Engineer from Texas who experienced Nepal with the help of a ShineOn scholarship.
In this blog post, we outline key priorities of The GREEN Program’s curricula, their alignment with specific High-Impact Practices, and how, by supporting the development of global citizenship and cross-cultural competencies, they equip participants to address pressing global challenges and thrive in an interconnected world.
Embarking on a study abroad program and overwhelmed by that packing list? Don’t worry! Check out our guide to finding pre-loved gear to maximize your experience and travel more sustainably.
Meet Dom Jones and learn about his alumni story of taking part in a sustainable study abroad in Nepal, featuring renewable energy, cross-cultural teamwork, and the profound impact of global experiences with TGP. Read about how his journey impacted his career and life, all while supporting sustainability and cultural exchange.
In this article, we delve into the inspiring journey of a young student who embarks on a life-changing study abroad program in Peru and rediscovers her passion for sustainability. Meet Muntaha Imteyaz, an architecture and architectural engineering student at Illinois Institute of Technology who traveled to Peru with The GREEN Program.
Your first step is to complete and submit an application. Upon acceptance, a TGP member will reach out to you with your next steps for enrollment. We look forward to traveling with you soon! (Please note that spots fill on a first-come, first-serve basis.)
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