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International
Service-learning programs can provide students a diverse perspective on any issue while giving back to the international community. International service-learning covers both U.S. students working internationally on service-learning projects and international educational institutes and students doing service-learning.
Please note, Learn and Serve America programs, like all Corporation for National and Community Service programs are, by statute, focused on meeting community needs in the United States. If you receive Learn and Serve America funds, please consult with your program officer before conducting any service-learning projects that reach beyond the borders of the United States.
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NSLC Library Items
- Direct and Indirect Benefits of an International Service-Learning Design Project: Educational Effects on Project Members and Their Peers (2009), Peter E. Johnson (PDF)
- Made in America? Assumptions About Service-Learning Pedagogy as Transnational: A Comparison Between Ireland and the United States (2010), Susan Iverson and Amanda Espenschied-Reilly (PDF)
- Partnerships for International Service-Learning (2003), Linda A. Chisholm
- The Power of Youth Is Global: Researching and International Service-Learning Program for Youth (2010), Julie S. Johnson-Pynn, Laura R. Johnson, Rebecca J. Hamblin, Shawn J. Sweeney, and Ashley E. Anglin (PDF)
- Service-Learning Across Cultures: Promise and Achievement (2004), Humphrey Tonkin
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SLICE Ideas and Examples
- Child Labor Project (K-12)
- Helping Hands in Our Community (K-12)
- Working for Global Justice (HE)
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