Apply Lessons in Community
Online coursework and a two-year applied practicum project connect learning to the day-to-day work of students in their home communities.
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Tshering Lham, Class of 2009
Bhutan
Learn more about Tshering's work with the Bhutan Royal Society for the Protection of Nature
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Our Students
Alumni Network from 33 Countries
The majority of our students are practitioners who seek to deepen their skills and knowledge in the practice of community-driven development as applied to peacebuilding, health, and conservation.
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Angela Mutashobya, Class of 2011
Tanzania
Angela is Project Coordinator for World Vision Tanzania.
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Joy Bongyereiere, Class of 2009
Uganda
Joy works with farmers to increase organic farming methods.
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Kelly Brown, Class of 2005
Heiltsuk Nation, Canada
Kelly works with the First Nations of British Columbia, Canada to sustain fisheries and forests.
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Rene-Claude, Class of 2011
Burundi
Rene-Claude works for the Association of Peace and Human Rights.
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Sivan Oun, Class of 2007
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
With World Relief Cambodia, Sivan manages a child survival program in partnership with Community Care Groups.
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Four One-Month Residentials
Learn with Global Peers
One-month each term, travel with faculty and peers to learn from outstanding sites of community-led development in such countries as India, Namibia, Haiti, Nepal, and USA.
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Bertie Xavier, Class of 2011
Guyana
Bertie is a member of the U.N Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues.
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No need to relocate
Earn a Degree and Serve Your Community
Students remain on-the-job in their own countries except for four one-month field residentials (one-month per term).
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Rezaul Karim
Bangladesh
Learn how Rezaul, a senior manager with BRAC, builds upon his successes in promoting health and hygiene.
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Dang Ngoc Quang, Class of 2009
Vietnam
Learn how microcredit empowers poor women and improves local food security.
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Hermenegildo Mulhovo, Class of 2009
Mozambique
With the Foundation for Community Development of Mozambique, Gil rechannels the energy of youth from conflict into community action.
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Community-based Learning
Apply for Nov. 13th Peacebuilding Class
Applications are due August 15. The next Master's Class in Applied Community Change with a concentration in Peacebuilding begins November 2013. To express interest, fill out our Initial Contact Form.
Tribute to Kathryn W. Davis
Kathryn W. Davis led an enduring campaign for peace. Her 106 year legacy continues in the practice and results of future.edu peacebuilders worldwide. Read Future Generations tribute to Kathryn.
