The global situation remains a challenge for service programs, with many schools around the world now facing additional months of online delivery. Schools in face to face learning have also found themselves needing to assess the service experiences undertaken by their students, and make adjustments that have replaced in person action with different ways to serve. […]
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The United Nations states that the COVID-19 pandemic is “an ‘unprecedented wake-up call’ for all inhabitants of Mother Earth” (UN News, 2020). We are acutely aware that the virus has affected nearly every part of life on this planet. Charitable organisations such as not for profits and non government organisations are no exception and many
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In these times of separation, remaining connected to each other and in service to our communities is more important than ever. As students around the world move into the space of online education how can we ensure they stay engaged in ‘service’, continuing both their learning and active global citizenship? Different ways to serve Whilst
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Service now forms an important part of many school curriculums around the world, but what is ‘service’ and why is it necessary? A shared understanding of service Service can be defined as: “The voluntary act of addressing community needs and ethically working towards sustainable solutions. A process that involves active consultation and collaboration among stakeholders,
