"Glocal" Connections
Creating Global connections for students empowers them to become informed, empathetic, and engaged global citizens who are prepared for today’s diverse world. Students can make a difference in the world by starting with their local communities.
Below are some local organizations where students can get involved and take meaningful action in their communities.
The United Way of Connecticut gives students the opportunity to get involved through volunteering, advocacy, and leadership programs that promote community well-being.
Habitat for Humanity of Connecticut offers students meaningful volunteer opportunities aligned with Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities, dedicated to ensuring that everyone has access to safe, affordable, and decent housing.
The World Affairs Council of Connecticut emphasizes community engagement by offering programs and volunteer opportunities that raise student awareness of global issues.
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The Connecticut Food Bank is dedicated to ending hunger in the community, directly supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goal 2: Zero Hunger. They offer a variety of volunteer opportunities for both students and adults to make a meaningful impact.