Full-Circle Learning

Be a global change agent, by helping the next generation improve life on the planet. Donate at www.fullcirclelearning.org and/or volunteer your professional skills in resource development. Contact [email protected] or look up Full-Circle Learning on Volunteer Match.

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Service and learning go hand in hand at Full-Circle Learning. For example, Uganda's Nakivale Refugee Camp is home to Full-Circle Learning programs for schools throughout the region. Here, children learned to bake food for their community, practicing skills that expand their capacities and address community needs.
FCL supports life-changing educational programs for young change agents and humanitarians across Africa. Please visit www.fullcirclelearning.org for details. Your contribution with help unite our human family.

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We are so very proud of the learners and learning leaders around the world who are striving to enhance life for the human family. Thank you to our team for telling their stories!

1971's Story About Full-Circle Learning Inc 1971 - The health disparities team is an initiative of full circle learning inspired school in Delta stateThe team is made up of students from ages 14 down to 9 years old from 52 different schools in Delta stateThe team have visited seventy five communities ...

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Give the gift of lasting change, at www.fullcirclelearning.org.

Imagine the holiday present your loved ones want most—a better world. They crave a planet filled with compassionate people who, together, abate and adapt to climate change, regenerate the land, and eliminate hunger. They want to meet people who exude love and foster peace across the span of cultures within this beautifully diverse human family. A donation to Full-Circle Learning in honor of your loved ones creates such a world. It inspires monthly examples of young people shaping this reality through habits of heart, hand, and mind—and teachers who develop greater capacity to incubate their growth.

On Giving Tuesday, November 30, imagine telling friends you’ve contributed to a better world in their honor. So instead of giving pocket change, give the change that truly lasts. Contribute to the work of the change agents at Full-Circle Learning, by clicking on the donate button at www.fullcirclelearning.org.

Full-Circle Learning (FCL) pays tribute to the late Dr. Marilyn Higgins, who introduced the Full-Circle Learning educational model in Japan and passed away a week ago. Over many years, Dr. Higgins trained educators, championed FCL in schools, and directed her multicultural club at Yamaguchi University to translate wisdom exchanges between classrooms in the US and Japan. She led professors on a global tour and consulted with them about making FCL's guided imagery stories accessible for parents, after which she and her husband, Dr. Michael Higgins, produced the first recordings in Japanese, with original music. She then coordinated publication of the works in English through North Pacific Press, in the book, The Sky Belongs to Everyone (available on Amazon).

Over the years, Marilyn spoke at academic conferences across Asia, especially to share FCL as a tool for creating balance in systems where academic pressure without a greater purpose creates depression among young people. She promoted FCL's statistics and success stories, in which academics melded with compassionate service to help learners focus their skills outward, making life meaningful while knitting the nations and instilling habits of the hearts through altruism.

Indeed, Marilyn Higgins touched many lives across the Full-Circle Learning world. We will miss her optimism and smile full of love, her camaraderie, and her confidence that anything worth doing is doable.

(In the wisdom exchange pictured here, circa 2007, US students wrote to Japanese counterparts seeking their partnership in saving coral reefs around the world. For more information about FCL in Japan, click on the map at www.fullcirclelearning.org.)