Thank you, Durham!
by Aliyah Ali, University of Otago Tubingen’s passion towards a sustainable environment, Uppsala’s progressive ideas about student taught classes, and Queen’s innovative concept on experiential … Read more>>
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Changing Habits
by Maddi Mitchell, University of Western Australia The Matariki Global Citizenship Forum in Durham brought together a mixture of creative and fascinating minds all to … Read more>>
Meet the 2019 Otago delegates!
Meet the students from the University of Otago who will be attending the 2019 Matariki Global Citizenship Forum in Durham! Maddi Mitchell Age: 21 Area … Read more>>
Lessons from Across the Ditch: From UWA to Otago
Myself and fellow UWA students, Helena and Maddi, together with the Academic Coordinator of the McCusker Centre for Citizenship, Dr Chantal Bourgault Du Coudray, recently … Read more>>
Next Steps at Dartmouth
Attending the Matariki Conference was an incredible opportunity to meet others who are thinking critically about community engagement and how to make it a sustainable … Read more>>
Reflections on the 2018 Global Citizenship Forum
By Griffin Leonard Kia Ora, My name is Griffin Leonard. I am one of the student delegates who represented the University of Otago at the … Read more>>
Developing Global Citizens, A Faculty Perspective
By Dr Miranda Mirosa Student Empowerment Faculty motivations for empowering their students are both altruistic and individualistic. Faculty are often driven by an innate desire … Read more>>
A Student Perspective: Student Empowerment
By Marea Colombo Student Empowerment Perhaps unsurprisingly, students are dedicated to creating opportunities for student empowerment. I think before continuing, it is important to recognize that … Read more>>