Global Virtual Summit Series
Expert speakers give students and teachers an opportunity to participate in intercultural dialogue and work on collaborative projects with their peers.
Meet Envoys
Our Clients
Envoys has worked with hundreds of middle and high schools to design and implement global education programming.
In our Global Virtual Summit Series, students and teachers have the opportunity to engage directly with a global network of innovators, explorers, and changemakers.
Each summit is live and unscripted, making each experience different. Students are able to take part in structured and unstructured class activities as a learning component of the summit.
- All Boston Latin School Grade 8 civics students attend the “Activate Your Citizenship” conference as part of a class requirement.
- Scarsdale Public School student leaders joined the “International Women’s Day Summit” to catalyze action on gender issues within their school.
Global Summits
Created by global educators to enhance the student experience.
Middle and high school students (and teachers!) who participate in our monthly virtual summits take part in diverse dialogue with peers and experts from around the world.
By offering different perspectives on current topics, students understand their connection to the world and are better informed to take action on issues they care about.
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The Numbers
In 2020-2021, we brought together:
Over 3,500 educators and students
From 127 schools and organizations
Logging in from 32 countries around the world
The Student Experience
Here’s what students have to say about their summit experience.
“I really enjoyed this program and thought that I got a lot out of it. The amount of experts that the Envoys program was able to pull and make available for us to ask questions was impressive and was definitely my favorite part of the program.”
GREGORY WU
P. Exeter Academy
“The best part of this program was the ability to learn about other cultures (even those within my country) while simultaneously learning about global issues that need to change.”
LOURDES RUSSELL
Stone Ridge School of The Sacred Heart
“The best part was how it forced me to think outside of my experiences, of issues faced by people in other communities in the U.S. and around the world.”
ANONYMOUS
The Hotchkiss School