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Village Earth

New Online Training for Engineers Without Borders

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Since 2008, Village Earth has provided its tailored in-person training for student and professional chapters of Engineers Without Borders at colleges and universities across the country including UC Santa Barbara, Colorado State University, Rutgers, Princeton, Hope College, MSU, San Francisco and Portland. We are excited to announce a new online training opportunity for Student and Professional Chapters of Engineers Without Borders. Combining live face-to-face discussions with offline content you can complete on your own schedule, this course makes our powerful community mobilization curriculum accessible to anyone with an internet connection. This course is available to individuals at our regularly scheduled times and to entire chapters upon request. To learn more about this new offering click here.  Click here to to download a PDF flyer for this training 

Upcoming Courses in the Village Earth/CSU Online Certificate Program in Community-Based Development

Spring II Session

GSLL 1517 – Community-Based Organizing

Taking a practical “hands-on” perspective, this course will explore the theories, tools, styles and challenges of community-based organizing. It will discuss practical strategies for developing community leadership and working with marginalized communities, exploring the ideas and examples from Evo Morales, Paulo Freire, Saul Alinsky, Sub-Comandante Marcos, the Bridge Immigrant Rights experiment and Martin Heidegger.

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Spring II Session

GSLL 1512 – Micro-Finance Projects : Sustainable Community Development and the Role of Women

The role of micro-enterprises in developing communities is crucial. This course examines the process of identifying projects to fit the needs of people and equipping individuals with the basic skills to run these projects. Of particular emphasis is the role of women in the process. Projects oriented towards women are important means of increasing their self esteem – which can have far reaching economic and social impact on the entire community.

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