About Crossing Borders

Crossing Borders is a non-profit civil society organisation that has helped thousands of young people worldwide develop the skills, confidence and knowledge they need to shape their own paths and become active, global citizens. By sparking inspiration, encouraging the exchange of ideas and experiences and building lasting partnerships, we cultivate a new generation of civic leaders and agents of change. 

Together, we’re working toward a future that’s more inclusive, egalitarian and sustainable for everyone.

Our Global Facilitators​

Our team of facilitators is equipped with extensive knowledge and expertise across a wide range of topics. This enables us to customize our offerings to cater specifically to the unique needs and requests of the school and its students.​

Garba Diallo

Global

Area of Expertise: Global Issues

Mia Toftdahl

Country: Denmark

Area of Expertise: Education and Mental Health

Andrew Gibbons

Country: U.S.A/Italy

Area of Expertise: Language Justice, Anti-racism, and Youth Empowerment

Tatjana Stefanovic

Country: Serbia

Area of Expertise: Human Rights and Non-Formal Education

Margaret Maged

Country: Egypt

Area of Expertise: Life Skills Development and Education

Ayaz Shah

Country: Denmark

Area of Expertise: Arts, Culture & Anthropology

Tayyip Göktas

Country: Turkey

Area of Expertise: Lifelong Learning and Development

Selin Kulaksizoglu

Country: Turkey

Area of Expertise: Sociology and Cross-cultural Communication

Kiara Walker

Country: USA

Area of Expertise: Colonialism, Anti-racism, Migration & Transformative Justice

Egle Butautaite

Country: Lithuania/Denmark

Area of Expertise: Human Rights, Migration, and Anti-Racism

Vyvy

Country: Germany

Area of Expertise: Diversity and Anti-racism

Khrystyna Melnychuk

Country: Ukraine

Area of Expertise: Cross-Cultural Integration and Diversity

Olga Skalska

Country: Poland

Area of Expertise: Psychology and Well-being

Maryam Alaouie

Country: Lebanon/Denmark

Area of Expertise: Politics, Media and Social Issues

Angeliki Alexopoulou

Country: Greece

Area of Expertise: Intercultural Relations, DEIB, Global Citizenship

Yasmin Reiche

Country: Germany

Area of Expertise: Gender Equality, Intersectionality, Migration

Kakaire Ashraf

Country: Uganda

Area of Expertise: Human Rights and Governance

Wakibu Bunnya

Country: Uganda

Area of Expertise: Social Entrepreneurship

Ibrahim Maahil Mohamed

Country: Maldives

Area of Expertise: Climate Challenges and Journalism

Sajida Mufeed

Country: Maldives

Area of Expertise: Women and Democracy

Bilal Masood

Country: Pakistan

Area of Expertise: Politics and Culture

Nakato Rehema Sessimba

Country: Uganda

Area of Expertise: Health and Well-being

Umedakhon Buzurukova

Country: Uzbekistan

Area of Expertise: Social Science and Diversity

Ebrar Bahçivan

Country: Turkey

Area of Expertise: Media and Communication

Ilona Sahakyan

Country: Armenia

Area of Expertise: Education and Mental Health

Key Takeaways

Global Communication

Gain an in-depth knowledge of different cultures and grow your English language skills.

Global Values

Become an active global citizen with a mindset to shape the world we live in.

Group Work

Take the role as a leader and work with your classmates, using real life scenarios.

Student Reviews

Take a look at the firsthand experiences of students who have participated in our engaging and enlightening workshops. Read their stories to gain insights into how our workshops have inspired learning, fostered creativity, and ignited a passion for knowledge.

Stacie 16 years old

We are usually only concerned about our own values, but the interactive learning method during the workshop allowed us to see things from a different perspective. It was challenging in English and I learned a lot.

Sabina 16 years old

I was chosen to play as a prime minister and had to create a government with other students. It was really fun and interesting.

Arian 16 years old

I learned about the different types of democracy and the form of democracy in “ancient times”. It has been fun to use a lot of English.

Caroline 17 years old

I liked the fact that we heard from different perspectives. The diversity in your group gave us a unique view of a democratic world.