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Find your passion!<\/a> Learn about our shared global issues!<\/a> Make connections! \u00a0Develop an empathetic action plan!<\/p>\n Figure out what you are passionate about, what your interested in, what moves you to take action and find people that feel the same!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n <\/p>\n After some research and reflection you and your group will choose what global issues you will tackle and how. As you create and develop your project you will closely monitor and document your efforts while discovering and forging relationships with community allies, mentors and partners. For many of you, it will not be creating more work but celebrating and sharing your efforts to date.<\/p>\n *** We strongly suggest that you start\u00a0with our guiding units under \u201cGet Started: Start a Project\u201d main menu tab.<\/p>\n You will find our inquiry based units will help you craft your action plan, message, and conference workshop. You will also find a \u201cLearn\u00a0About Our Global Issues<\/a>\u201d tab where you can find short videos and excerpts from Jean Francois Rischard\u2019s book, \u201cHigh Noon- 20 Global Problems, 20 years to Solve Them\u201d to get your started in understanding and connecting our shared global issues and your innovative solutions.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Go to our conference timeline and click on an upcoming conference you would like to attend. \u00a0You will find a registration tab to sign up to attend the conference. Follow all the steps to register. \u00a0(Please read these registration steps closely as there may be special travel considerations such as vaccinations, visas, etc.)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n The GIN group should meet regularly. Schools are invited to send a GIN team (or four) to the conference. Each team is made up of 2-6 students from Grades 7-12. Two adult advisers must accompany your school\u2019s students, whether you send one or more teams. There should be at least a 1:2 ratio of advisors to teams if your are bringing more then two teams.<\/p>\n We will accept a total of 450 students and advisers to our conference. \u00a0Conference registration costs may vary according to location (cost of living, currency value, etc.)<\/p>\n Note:<\/b> We would like to stress that younger students will be expected to\u00a0bring their passion and focus as they will be required to participate in all aspects of the conference. They must be committed to\u00a0rising\u00a0to the many challenges a GIN conference provides.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n \u00a0Student Workshop Guidelines<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n \u00a0Film Festival Guidelines<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n [su_tab title=”What is a GIN Conference?” url=”http:\/\/globalissuesnetwork.org\/what-is-a-gin-conference\/<\/a>“][\/su_tab]<\/p>\n [su_tab title=”What is a GIN Project?” url=”http:\/\/globalissuesnetwork.org\/what-is-a-gin-project<\/a>\/”][\/su_tab]<\/p>\n [su_tab title=”Student Workshop Guidelines” url=”http:\/\/globalissuesnetwork.org\/student-workshop-guidelines\/<\/a>“][\/su_tab]<\/p>\nSharing our planet: Issues involving the global commons<\/h4>\n
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