Reciprocity Project:
rec·i·proc·i·ty: the practice of exchanging things with others for mutual benefit.
The Reciprocity Project is an I Am a Rural Teacher Pilot Program in
collaboration with the Welsh Government, Rural Schools
Collaborative, Teton Science Schools, University of Denver, and the
University of Colorado—Denver.
The purpose of this project is to explore the feasibility of developing a uniquely rural network of international teachers and school leaders that will work together in support of place-based instruction that connects learning to communities and the world around us.
Early support for Rural Educators Across Borders has come from The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Sixteenth Section Fund, and individual donors.
Reciprocity Project Teachers & Facilitators
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Leslie Cook
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Abi Dartnell
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Charlotte Evans
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Jamie Fehring
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Sidney Freeman
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Gary Funk
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Mariah Garzee
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Clare Hamer
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Hannah Jones
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Sarah Marasco
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Anna Martin
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Jan Mathews
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Gwenfair Matthews-Jones
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Oonagh McAlister
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Talia Miller
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Will Miller
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Hannah Ormerod
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Skylar Primm
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Daniel Puerta
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Karen Quiñonez-Hernandez
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Theressa Smith
Rural Educators Across Borders Discusses Sustainability in Rural Schools: Watch the Replay!
On May 10th, 2022 we convened our second Rural Educators Across Borders event to discuss "Sustainability in Rural Schools." It was great to see so many partners come together to think about sustainability in our rural schools across the globe. Thank you to all those who participated in the event, our panelists, our partners, and event participants! Sign up for our newsletter to be notified about future events!
More Global Stories
Lola Rubio Alberca - Spain
Discussion with a graduate from rural-focused teaching program in Spain
Karen Yu - Chaozhou, China
Breaking stereotypes through international dialogue
Fredrick Mugalula - Uganda
An international perspective on rural advantages and unique challenges
Kinley Zam - Punakha District, Bhutan
Place-based education partnership fosters deeper learning in Bhutan
Help Build a Sustainable Rural Future
If you'd like to support rural teachers in their work to build local-to-global connections, please consider making a gift to Rural Schools Collaborative.
SupportThanks to our Rural Educators Across Borders Reciprocity Project partners for their collaboration:
