The Goldin Institute is proud to introduce four new colleagues who bring unique skills and expertise to the mission of promoting community driven social change.

The Bangsamoro Organic Law will address Muslim Filipinos’ decades-long struggle for self-determination, and is the result of a long peace-building process in which we are very proud to have played a role.

The Goldin Institute is proud to introduce the inaugural class of Gather Fellows. The 2018 Gather Fellows class is comprised of 20 caring, capable, and impassioned individuals across 16 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe, the Middle East and North and South America.

The Goldin Institute celebrated the launch of Gather on July 16th in Chicago. 20 Gather Fellows from 16 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe, the Middle East and North and South America are now learning together.

Malya Villard Appolon of KOFAVIV continues the fight to end gender-based violence in Haiti.

This past year, the Philippines team exceeded all expectations by providing 36 water pumps at 35 different schools reaching a total of 5,884 students in five different municipalities across Maguindanao.

Malya Villard Appolon of KOFAVIV continues the fight to end gender-based violence in Haiti.

The Goldin Institute and Young Chicago Authors hosted a conversation and community screening of the Whose Streets documentary with Director Sabaah Folayen.

Charles Okello and the YOLRED team host a series of local "community parliaments" across Northern Uganda to promote solidarity and civic engagement.

The Goldin Institute team returns to the Holy Land to check in with old friends, build new relationships and better understand the current dynamics in the region.