The EduCulture Project
The EduCulture Project on Bainbridge Island provides locally grown lived experiences on working landscapes that cultivate scholarship, stewardship, citizenship and sustainability. Through a collaboration involving farms, schools, and the community, this initiative has been enhancing classroom curricula, nurturing school gardens, and enriching school lunches, while preserving local sustainable agriculture, and growing future generations of Bainbridge farmers...(more)
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Join us for our Fourth Annual Summer Institute on Food, Farming, Culture and Education
July 26-30,2010
Support for this program is provided by a generous grant from the Leiter Family Foundation
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Learn about our ground-breaking Edible Education program at Morales Farm
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Human Rights Education & Bearing Witness
Only What We Can Carry 2009:
Lessons from the Japanese American Internment Experience
In 2009, Global Source completed our pilot year of a K-12 educational development project called "Only What We Can Carry: Lessons From the Japanese-American Internment Experience." The purpose of this project was to demonstrate how a lived experience for educators around a topic of study such as the internment can inform and shape a more enlivened curriculum for the students they serve...(more)
Stay tuned for information about our
Only What We Can Carry 2010 Project
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