Global Village Project

Authors' Tea "Life Works Wax Museum" @ The Global Village Project

"More than any other nation on Earth, America has constantly drawn strength and spirit from wave after wave of immigrants. In each generation, they have proved to be the most restless, the most adventurous, the most innovative, the most industrious of people. Bearing different memories, honoring different heritages, they have strengthened our economy, enriched our ... Read More about Decatur, GA
Global Village Chorus at Shabbat Shirah

The program starts at 2:00 p.m.with performances by GVP students. After the performance, light refreshments are served. Please come mingle with the GVP community. GVP is located inside the Decatur Presbyterian Church at 205 Sycamore Street, Decatur, Georgia. The performances take place in the chapel. Please enter on the Church Street side of the building.

2pm at Decatur Presbyterian Church

Global Village Project Class of 2020 Graduation    

Students from the Global Village Project, a special purpose middle school for teenage refugee girls, present a program featuring songs, poems, drama, and more View at GVP's Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/GVPGA/ Give to GVP:  https://globalvillageproject.org/give/the-gift-of-education/

Students from the Global Village Project, a special purpose middle school for teenage refugee girls, present a program featuring songs, poems, drama, and more.

June 20th, 2021 GlobalVillageProject.org View at GVP’s Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/GVPGA/ Give to GVP:  https://globalvillageproject.org/give/the-gift-of-education/    

Students from the Global Village Project, a special purpose middle school for teenage refugee girls, present a program featuring songs, poems, drama, and more.

Save the date for the 9th annual Global Village Welcome Walk on November 6th! We will come together to celebrate and welcome immigrants and refugees to our local community, and reaffirm to them our commitment to make this a refuge - a safe place - for them to live and thrive.

Students from the Global Village Project, a special purpose middle school for teenage refugee girls, present a program featuring songs, poems, drama, and more.

Students from the Global Village Project, a special purpose middle school for teenage refugee girls, present a program featuring songs, poems, drama, and more.

Global Village Project reactivates the schooling of refugee girls so they can access all the benefits of a holistic education.

Global Village Project reactivates the schooling of refugee girls so they can access all the benefits of a holistic education.

Theme is “Welcome” and will feature an original Multi-lingual/Polyrhythmic/Musical Collage written w/GVP students using the word for “welcome” in our 10 languages!

Little Amal is the 12 foot puppet of  a 10 year old Syrian refugee child at the heart of The Walk.  She has become a global symbol of human rights, especially those of refugees. 

Every year, the Global Village Welcome Walk is a chance for our community - including students, families, volunteers, donors, partners, and friends - to gather in the spirit of welcome. Our 10th annual Welcome Walk will take place in person on Saturday, November 5th! This year, we invite everyone to join us and celebrate our commitment to welcoming refugees with open arms. 

Join AYS Treble Concert Choir & Youth Chorale, Artist-in-Residence singer/composer Elise Witt, and community partners from Global Village Project as we share powerful works by Elise Witt, Henk Badings, Susan Brumfield, Flory Jagoda, J. David Moore, Rosephanye Powell & Judith Shatin.

Each Authors' Tea includes a short program followed by a reception. Student authors work very hard with our faculty to plan and produce a program that highlights their accomplishments as well as GVP’s unique and innovative approach to teaching and learning. The reception provides an opportunity for guests to mingle and converse with students, faculty, volunteers, and friends as we continue to grow our global village.

Tribute to Education is GVP's annual event which honors the achievements of our graduating class, and mobilizes funding to support our existing and continuing students. The impact of your sponsorship will be put to work immediately to help us provide a transformative educational model to meet the needs for refugee girls and amplify the strengths, skills, and voices they bring to our learning community.

Each Authors' Tea includes a short program followed by a reception. Student authors work very hard with our faculty to plan and produce a program that highlights their accomplishments as well as GVP’s unique and innovative approach to teaching and learning. The reception provides an opportunity for guests to mingle and converse with students, faculty, volunteers, and friends as we continue to grow our global village.