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GLEAN allows young people to create their own research expeditions which they present and organize with the help of GLEAN guides. GLEAN accepts up to eight students for each expedition.
GLEAN provides training to teenage researchers before, during, and after an expedition in the form of documentary filmmaking, photography, sound recording, and journalism skills, along with studies in anthropological topics.
GLEAN seeks to align students with professional anthropologists and archaeologists, journalists, filmmakers, artists, and educators who will be their mentors as they research their topics.
After each expedition, participants reveal their research to the public via documentaries, photographic essays, written reports, or other creative outlets during a public event held at the end of the summer.
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