Nine ways to
work with us

Speak, write, research, judge, mentor, give, build.
Pick the one that fits what you do.

Community
Research
Welfare

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  • Youth Voices essays are due 31 October. Submit

200,000+

people reached since 2020

11

countries

24

cities

40

team members

Working with McGill, University of Toronto, Columbia, Harvard, Stanford, the United Nations and the World Bank.

Community

We put people in the same room. Diaspora professionals, students, and the institutions they want to reach.

Impact Socials
Evening gatherings in London, New York, and Malaysia. Give a short talk, join a panel, or just come. One evening.

Experience+
Work-integrated learning placements with universities. Bring us a course, capstone, or reading-week program and we scope a real deliverable. One term.

Global Advocacy
Our annual parallel event at UN CSW, plus delegations to UNGA and the World Bank meetings. Speak, host, or sponsor. One session, or one week.

Research

Writers, graduate researchers and students engaging with equitable AI and immigration across the Global South and its diasporas.

ImpactInk
Our policy magazine on Substack. Pitch one argument, we edit, you publish under your byline.

Policy Residency
Graduate researchers from multiple universities work one policy question together and present a brief at our panel during the high level week of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women.

Youth Voices
Essay competition for students aged 11 to 14 in Bhigh school. Bring it to your school, or judge.

Welfare

Recognition, training, and aid that moves resources to young people and the communities around them.

Impact25
25 leaders under 25 from the Global South, recognised and connected to press, partners, and each other. Leaders 25 or under with 12+ months on an initiative.

Global Impact Fellowship
Eight-month long international Fellowship, ten fellows aged 18 to 25. Workshops on project management, communications, fundraising, and advocacy, then you design and run your own aid project.

Humanitarian Aid
Direct aid projects in the global south to enable access to education, advance economic and gender equity and enhance public health outcomes.

Leadership

  • Anil Wasif

    Managing Director

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    Aditi Zahir

    Director of Policy Research

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    Tahmid Khan

    Director of Social Welfare

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    Farhim Zaman

    Director of Risk Management

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  • Zubaeerul Islam

    Director of Innovation

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    Talha Khan

    Director of Partnerships

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