
By engaging youth from underserved neighborhoods in local and international service-learning projects, The Pangaea Project promotes the development of leadership skills, increases global awareness, and fosters a commitment to work towards social change, profoundly transforming both the participants and their communities.
Headquartered in Portland, Oregon, with staff in Ecuador and Thailand, The Pangaea Project offers a unique model of education that provides a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for low-income and high-risk youth to learn about local and global issues related to social justice and social change. The Pangaea Project builds leadership skills and attributes with an emphasis on the importance of global perspective through the lenses of social justice and social change.
Specifically, the leadership skills The Pangaea Project works with youth to cultivate include the ability to speak publicly; effective communication and listening; the capacity to make and keep commitments; the ability to collaborate and work as a member of a team; and concrete knowledge about important local and global issues. The Pangaea Project also fosters leadership attributes including self-confidence, self-worth, and self-efficacy.
Each Pangaea Project student exits our program empowered by their own changemaking impacts, and an invigorated sense of possibility.
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A shout-out to our alumni and their forays down the college path
Chris Craig begins his final year at Portland State University.

Tiana Woods continues on at Portland Community College.

Mila Buckland enters her first year at Portland State University.

Bronson Enos is a freshman at Warner Pacific College.
Morgan Olson is a freshman at Portland Community College

Deavon Snoke is a freshman at Portland Community College.

Way to go! We look forward to hearing where your next steps take you.
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