Global Service Project Proposal
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The document proposes implementing a virtual pen pal program between students from different countries to discuss global issues. Students would communicate weekly using tools like email and Skype to learn about each other's cultures and communities. They would collaborate on research projects about global topics and develop solutions to challenges facing people in poverty. The goals are for students to gain cultural awareness and understanding, and to create international relationships that strengthen global bonds.
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