The Global Citizen Corps Leadership program is national network of high school student leaders working to educate and mobilize their peers in efforts to end global poverty. 

Each year, NetAid selects a diverse group of passionate and committed students to become Global Citizen Corps Leaders.  Following an intensive training, either in person or online, Global Citizen Corps Leaders network with each other and receive tools, resources and support through an innovative Online Action Center. 

Turning their learning into action, Global Citizen Corps Leaders implement a series of Global Action Days in their schools and local communities which raise awareness about global poverty, generate media attention, and mobilize their peers in effective campaigns.

This year's Global Citizen Corps application is now closed.  For the 2008-2009 Leadership program, please check back in January, 2008. 

	Leaders in Action Meeting with world leaders. Rallying peers. Making documentaries. All in a day’s work as a GCC leader. See how the GCC fights poverty >>

	Become a Leader Do you have what it takes to lead your classmates and community in fighting global poverty? Apply for the GCC today >>

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Want to fight global poverty in other ways?
Check out our other programs and our Act Now pages for ideas.  

We are the future of the world, and when so many determined young minds think together the possibilities are endless. - Yuri, Global Citizen Corps Leader   Introduction Learn what it means to be a Global Citizen Corps Leader! Launch Video >>

 

For more information email us at gcc@nyc.mercycorps.org