Action Projects - Germany
Our community takes action to defend democratic values around the world. Explore our Fellows' Action Projects here.
In the 11 months following the on-site Fellowship program, our Fellows work on their Action Project: an independent venture focused on promoting democratic values in their own communities. Action Projects are as diverse as Humanity in Action Fellows. Fellows apply their new knowledge and perspectives to the communities they impact—in whatever format they find meaningful. The Humanity in Action community is a great resource for getting support—be it with contacts, experience or good advice.
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WE The Sojourners
Senior Fellow Caroline James is building a burgeoning Social Justice Resource Hub.
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The Dialogue Coalition
Senior Fellow Sarah Horwitz's "Dialogue Coalition" comprises student-led workshops to give students a direct channel to speak with adults in the Wissahickon School District about issues of justice.
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Teaching Tolerance Toolkit for Primary-Level ESL Classrooms
The Teaching Tolerance Toolkit provides coexistence-based lesson plans for English Teaching Assistants to easily adopt in their classrooms.
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Creating Community - Building Programming for International Students & Scholars
Lillian Wright's Action Project focuses on better supporting and connecting international students and scholars on campus through programming & events.
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JEJpodcast. Podcast about Women Issues
The Action Project of Malwina Tkacz - student of law and philosophy as well as a Fellow of 2020 Humanity in Action Warsaw Fellowship/Academy of Human Rights - is going to explore the views of other young men and women in other cultures about what it means to be a woman in current times.
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FCPS NextGen
For her Action Project, Diana Sosa created "FCPS NextGen," an alumni network that supports the educational and career success of first-generation and low-income students.
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Magazine Created by and for People with Intellectual Disabilities
People with disabilities constitute the world's biggest minority. However, this social group is not homogenous. For instance, research shows that people with intellectual disabilities are much more disproportionately discriminated against and marginalized in comparison to people with other types of impairments. Simultaneously, a strong social stigma is attached to people with intellectual disabilities which renders them socially and culturally ‘invaluable’.
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The Art of Openness
In combining art, theatre or music workshops with teachings about equality and tolerance, Karolina wants to give voice to the teenagers, who can then use their art to communicate the issues they really care about.
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