In the News

 

We are proud of the many accomplishments

of our alumnae, students, and community partners. We are also honored to receive recognition for the work we're doing at Global Village Project. The links and videos below give you an idea of how our unique educational program and our many friends are making a difference and engaging in conversations of global importance.

Highlights

"Lily Tova the therapy dog comforts refugee girls in Decatur" | AJC
12/1/19 - Lily Tova barked excitedly and shook her gray pom-pom-like tail when she arrived for her most recent visit at the Global Village Project, a middle school for refugee girls in Decatur.
"Elise Witt uses her new songbook to invite the whole world to sing" | Arts ATL
11/20/19 - Ever since Elise Witt moved to Atlanta in 1977, the acclaimed folk singer, educator and activist has made it her duty to foster community through song.
"What one group of refugee girls is thankful for this Thanksgiving" | CNN
11/27/19 - Along a short hallway on the upper floor of Decatur Presbyterian Church in Atlanta, a blue banner stretches across the wall, packed with scrawled messages of thanks and words swelling with appreciation.
"One Girl At A Time" | A Plus
10/18/29 - A short-form journalistic video about Global Village Project, the only school in the United States designed to meet unique needs of refugee girls with interrupted education.

2020

Clarkston - Building Community (see page 14 for Global Village Project's feature)
The Atlanta Archivist, October 2020

2019

2018

2017

Videos

Atlanta Teens' Conversations about Immigration
VOX Investigates: "What Is The American Dream?"
The Girl who Went to Camp for 11 Years
The GVP Chorus sings "This Land Is Your Land"