“Education is the key”: SNHU GEM students celebrate World Refugee Day at roundtable event
Agnes, Jackson, Alnarjes, Glory, and Julvie joined SNHU President Paul LeBlanc to discuss their experiences as refugee learners.
SNHU GEM Welcomes Rachael Sears as its New Vice President, Executive Director of the Global Education Movement
Rachael is a founding SNHU GEM team member and previously served as the program’s Vice President of Academic Operations and Chief Sustainability Officer.
SNHU GEM Partners with Inua Consulting to Conduct Research Project on Malawi Refugee Relocation Policies
Working with refugees in the Dzaleka camp, SNHU GEM students and alumni bring cultural competence and professional skills to a research project that will support their own community.
SNHU GEM Celebrates International Day of Families and Believes Higher Education Should Meet Everyone – Including Parents – Where They Are
SNHU GEM student Achayo shares her experience pursuing a degree while raising four children and running her own business in the Kakuma Refugee Camp.
Supporting Entrepreneurship: SNHU GEM and the Innovation Creation Studio Help Students Turn Ideas into Business Opportunities
Supporting Entrepreneurship: SNHU GEM and the Innovation Creation Studio Help Students Turn Ideas into Business Opportunities
“Yoga Is For Everybody”: Partnership Makes Yoga Accessible for Students and Community Members
SNHU GEM graduates formed a partnership between Ikhaya le Langa and YogaLife in South Africa to provide students and community members with yoga classes and training opportunities.
SNHU GEM joins Rwanda to commemorate the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi
Testimonies from members of the SNHU GEM community reflect on the legacy of the genocide 28 years later.
Partner Spotlight: Connected Learning in Crisis Consortium
CLCC’s 2021 Yearbook captures a year of learnings and partnership in refugee higher education.
SNHU GEM Celebrates International Women’s Day
SNHU GEM’s Gender Specialist Intern in Malawi, Precious Maluba, discusses the experiences of women refugees in higher education.
Partner Spotlight: Jesuit Refugee Service
In partnership with SNHU GEM, JRS Kenya’s Pathfinder program provides refugees with avenues to higher education and employment.