GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION
For professionals that want to connect and bring a global perspective to their learning environment
A virtual workshop hosted by the
University for Peace - established by the United Nations
GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION
For professionals that want to connect and bring a global perspective to their learning environment
A virtual workshop hosted by the
University for Peace - established by the United Nations
GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION
For professionals that want to connect and bring a global perspective to their learning environment
A virtual workshop hosted by the
University for Peace - established by the United Nations
Starting July 29, 2025
Tuesdays at 10 am EST
5-week course
A certificate from the University for Peace, established by the UN General Assembly
ONLY 15 SPOTS AVAILABLE
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What skills will you get?
What skills will you get?
You'll gain insight into the advantages and challenges of global citizenship application.
You'll grow knowledge on cutting-edge content to better teach global citizenship.
You'll acquire skills on how to integrate global citizenship education into your work.
What benefits will you get?
What benefits will you get?
An engaging, dynamic experience that replicates the interaction of face-to-face sessions
Deep relationships with a tight-knit, international network of alumni
A certificate from the Centre for Executive Education within the United Nations established University for Peace.
Live virtual courses are synchronous sessions that take place on Zoom.
Attendance once a week to a live virtual session is mandatory.
Live virtual courses are synchronous sessions that take place on zoom.
Attendance once a week to a live virtual session is mandatory.
Interactive sessions and compelling content
This course runs from July 29 to September 2, 2025. It is a 5-week course with live virtual sessions every Tuesday at 10 am Eastern Time (New York). Attendance at the weekly session is mandatory.
Interactive sessions and compelling content
This course runs from July 29 to September 2, 2025. It is a 5-week course with live virtual sessions every Tuesday at 10 am Eastern Time (New York). Attendance at the weekly session is mandatory.
session 01 Introduction to Global Citizenship Education Pedagogy
session 02 Introduction to Design Thinking
session 03 Empathy & Cultural Humility
session 04 Critical Skills for Global Citizenship Education
session 05 Global Citizenship Education Applied: Latest approaches to solving humanity's greatest challenges
Does the live virtual time not work for you?
Get in touch so we can try to accommodate your time zone next time.
The University for Peace, an institution established by the UN General Assembly
The world looks to the United Nations for solutions to complex problems everywhere; from ending conflict and alleviating poverty, to combating climate change and defending human rights. As a UN-established institution, the University for Peace works tirelessly to contribute to world peace and progress. Our professional development programs give you the skills to have positive impact on this world, contributing directly to this mission.
Does the live virtual time not work for you?
Get in touch so we can try to accommodate your time zone next time.
How much does it cost?
How much does it cost?
We offer flexible payment plans should it be helpful. Get in touch!
The course cost is
$650
Enroll with a friend a receive a 10% discount!
The Facts
The Facts
100% of participants were satisfied with the course materials
92.8% of participants were satisfied with the live sessions by the facilitator
93% of participants felt that the learning outcomes were achieved
100% of participants were satisfied with the course materials
92.8% of participants were satisfied with the live sessions by the facilitator
93% of participants felt that the learning outcomes were achieved
Who's done it, and loved it?
Who's done it, and loved it?
Meet the Facilitator!
Naita Saechao Chialvo is an accomplished educator and global leader, blending academic expertise with lived experience to inspire transformative change. She holds a Master’s in Peace Education and a Diploma in Social Innovation from UPEACE, a Next Economy MBA Certificate, and credentials in Social Entrepreneurship from INSEAD. Her approach centers on joy-filled learning, diversity, and community-led empowerment, particularly for marginalized and global majority communities.
As a hilltribe refugee from Laos/Thailand and the daughter of a Mien shaman, Naita draws on her unique perspective to foster belonging and justice worldwide. She has contributed to leading organizations, including Stanford d.school, United World College (Thailand), and READ Global, and has extensive experience in APAC and the Americas. Naita envisions education as a pathway to equity, combining humility, curiosity, and a deep commitment to building a better future for people and the planet.
Taylor O’Connor is a peace educator and youth peacebuilding specialist, driven by innovative and participatory approaches to building peace. After earning his Bachelor’s in Child Development and a Master’s in Peace Education from UPEACE, he spent nearly a decade supporting youth and grassroots organizations in Myanmar and beyond. His work with UNICEF has shaped global youth peacebuilding strategies and delivered virtual trainings that have reached participants in over 100 countries.
As the creator of Everyday Peacebuilding, a blog and resource hub, Taylor empowers individuals to dismantle oppression and build peace in practical, accessible ways. He consults with international agencies and supports grassroots initiatives, advocating for decolonized, community-driven solutions. Through his work, Taylor seeks to inspire peacebuilders worldwide to transform social issues and create lasting change.
Naita Saechao Chialvo is an accomplished educator and global leader, blending academic expertise with lived experience to inspire transformative change. She holds a Master’s in Peace Education and a Diploma in Social Innovation from UPEACE, a Next Economy MBA Certificate, and credentials in Social Entrepreneurship from INSEAD. Her approach centers on joy-filled learning, diversity, and community-led empowerment, particularly for marginalized and global majority communities.
As a hilltribe refugee from Laos/Thailand and the daughter of a Mien shaman, Naita draws on her unique perspective to foster belonging and justice worldwide. She has contributed to leading organizations, including Stanford d.school, United World College (Thailand), and READ Global, and has extensive experience in APAC and the Americas. Naita envisions education as a pathway to equity, combining humility, curiosity, and a deep commitment to building a better future for people and the planet.
Taylor O’Connor is a peace educator and youth peacebuilding specialist, driven by innovative and participatory approaches to building peace. After earning his Bachelor’s in Child Development and a Master’s in Peace Education from UPEACE, he spent nearly a decade supporting youth and grassroots organizations in Myanmar and beyond. His work with UNICEF has shaped global youth peacebuilding strategies and delivered virtual trainings that have reached participants in over 100 countries.
As the creator of Everyday Peacebuilding, a blog and resource hub, Taylor empowers individuals to dismantle oppression and build peace in practical, accessible ways. He consults with international agencies and supports grassroots initiatives, advocating for decolonized, community-driven solutions. Through his work, Taylor seeks to inspire peacebuilders worldwide to transform social issues and create lasting change.
Naita Saechao Chialvo is an accomplished educator and global leader, blending academic expertise with lived experience to inspire transformative change. She holds a Master’s in Peace Education and a Diploma in Social Innovation from UPEACE, a Next Economy MBA Certificate, and credentials in Social Entrepreneurship from INSEAD. Her approach centers on joy-filled learning, diversity, and community-led empowerment, particularly for marginalized and global majority communities.
As a hilltribe refugee from Laos/Thailand and the daughter of a Mien shaman, Naita draws on her unique perspective to foster belonging and justice worldwide. She has contributed to leading organizations, including Stanford d.school, United World College (Thailand), and READ Global, and has extensive experience in APAC and the Americas. Naita envisions education as a pathway to equity, combining humility, curiosity, and a deep commitment to building a better future for people and the planet.
Taylor O’Connor is a peace educator and youth peacebuilding specialist, driven by innovative and participatory approaches to building peace. After earning his Bachelor’s in Child Development and a Master’s in Peace Education from UPEACE, he spent nearly a decade supporting youth and grassroots organizations in Myanmar and beyond. His work with UNICEF has shaped global youth peacebuilding strategies and delivered virtual trainings that have reached participants in over 100 countries.
As the creator of Everyday Peacebuilding, a blog and resource hub, Taylor empowers individuals to dismantle oppression and build peace in practical, accessible ways. He consults with international agencies and supports grassroots initiatives, advocating for decolonized, community-driven solutions. Through his work, Taylor seeks to inspire peacebuilders worldwide to transform social issues and create lasting change.
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