Global Citizen Corps
Calling all committed teens!
Want to make a difference in the lives of the world's poor? Think we can do more to tackle problems like HIV/AIDS and hunger?
Join the NetAid Global Citizen Corps, a national network of high school students working to rally their peers to fight global poverty.
The NetAid Global Citizen Corps is a national network of high school students working to educate and mobilize their peers in efforts to end global poverty. Throughout the year, Global Citizen Corps Leaders form a virtual community through an exciting Online Action Center.
The Global Citizen Corps is a national network of high school student leaders who educate and mobilize their schools and communities to fight global poverty. Every year, Mercy Corps selects 200 Global Citizen Corps Leaders to gain the knowledge and skills to become effective anti-poverty experts through in-person and online trainings. Throughout the year, Global Citizen Corps Leaders organize Global Action Days to inform and inspire their classmates to take action on poverty and related issues like hunger, HIV/AIDS, climate change and access to education.
Applying is easy. Learn more and apply online at www.netaid.org/go/apply. The deadline for applications is April 15, 2008.
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