What does a sustainable city look like when viewed from different parts of the world? Through IVECA Live Classes, students from Cameroon, China, Korea, Mexico, and Singapore examined this question by connecting global challenges to the realities of their own communities. As they shared ideas on climate action, urban development, and social responsibility, it became clear that sustainability is shaped as much by local context as it is by global goals. These exchanges invited s

Friday, December 12th, marked a meaningful milestone in the life-long journey towards global citizenship for two middle school classes separated by thousands of miles. Following a semester of in-class and virtual collaboration, the students from South Carolina, USA, and Uttar Pradesh, India, joined their IVECA Live Class to present their research on problems identified in their countries and initiatives the youth in their communities can take  to improve people’s lives, imagi

When students from Daejeon Seoil High School in Korea and the Euroamerican School in Mexico finally met on screen, the atmosphere instantly shifted from routine to remarkable. Following weeks of preparation, both sides greeted each other with genuine excitement—ready to learn, share, and explore how global collaboration between students from two countries contributes to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This IVECA Live Class became a moment where two cl

On November 6th, IVECA students from Korea and Singapore celebrated the end of the semester with a Live Class aimed at fostering cross-cultural exchange under the theme “Exploring Our Natural World.” The students examined how human activity shapes these environments, identified the related environmental challenges, reflected on the responsibility they hold, and proposed practical solutions for a more sustainable future. Beyond recognising the environmental issues, students th

Two United Nations observances–the International Week of Science and Peace (November 9-15) and the International Day for Tolerance (November 16)–are celebrated each year to remind us of our collective duty to build a more peaceful, sustainable, and inclusive world. These observances align with IVECA’s mission to nurture interculturally competent global citizens who understand that their perspectives and actions influence global communities far beyond their immediate surroundi

After months of communicating through IVECA’s online exchange platform, students from  Alexander Hamilton High School in Elmsford, New...

Teachers and students from India and South Korea celebrated the end of their semester-long cultural and educational exchange journey on...

As we celebrate United Nations Day, it’s an opportunity to reflect on the shared goals that unite people and organizations across the...

Middle and high school students from Colombia have participated in the IVECA program, marking a significant milestone in the school's...

The United Nations has designated May 12th as the International Day of Plant Health! The UN international day provides an opportunity to...

IVECA co-organized a Panel Session on “Education for Global Citizenship: Empowering our Interconnected World” to expand global awareness...