Every page on this site sits somewhere on the map below. Choose the view that matches your role, then click any box to go straight to it.
Step 1 is the country. Step 2 is the kind of work. Between them they decide most of what your fortnight will actually feel like.
Step 3 is who comes with you — and whether leading a group covers your own way. Step 4 is the shape: the 21-day flagship, or something built to your dates.
The four steps are identical — place, focus, people, shape — because both audiences are building the same program. What differs is step 3. Students choose how to bring friends, a club, or a faculty member. Faculty choose how much of the group they want to carry, from a simple referral through to co-leading a cohort with costs covered and an honorarium.
No. Most people start with the country and work forward, but plenty of applicants start from a focus area, or from a group they already have. Every box on the map links straight to its own page.
Fourteen days of structured service-learning in Phase One, followed by seven days of guided cultural exploration in Phase Two. Custom lengths — 7, 14, 28 days, or anything else — are available for groups, faculty cohorts and institutional partners.
Yes, and a large share of participants do. Solo applicants join a cohort of students from other institutions. Alumni consistently describe the mixed cohort as one of the strongest parts of the experience.