Virtual Village sessions focus on understanding and engaging in conversations in fun and captivating ways. Students will participate in cultural experiences and activities and projects such as artwork and cooking. Students will also spend time reading and writing in their chosen language, but the primary goal is to develop confidence in speaking the language you’re learning. Virtual Village sessions are available in Arabic, Chinese, Danish, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Swedish.

The National Network of Schools in Partnership (NNSP) and Close Up Foundation have partnered to offer Impact 2020, a program designed to help young people connect to the world around them, develop their sense of purpose, and empower them to make a local impact on global issues. Over the course of the program, students will hear inspiring stories from young activists on strategies and models of advocacy and activism; deepen their understanding of the challenges and issues in their communities; cultivate and practice civic leadership skills; work together to create meaningful solutions; and have an opportunity to present their action plans to an exciting guest panel.

Envoys' Beyond Travel program is an intentionally and thoughtfully designed experience for students that engages their whole selves, pushes their comfort zones, and helps them discover their passions. Building on half a semester of virtual learning, students will use their voices, test ideas, grapple with complexity, have complex conversations, and synthesize their thinking as global learners.

EnergyMag offers a limited number of virtual internships to both college and high school students who want to make the world a better place by increasing the share of renewable energy in the world, learn about the energy storage industry, and get work experience in an exciting and fast-moving environment.

United Planet Virtual Volunteer Quests are a great opportunity for individuals to get matched with a global project to assist with daily operations and projects according to volunteers’ skills, experiences, and community needs. Virtual Internship Quests go the next step and allow interns to outline learning objectives and goals as it relates to the project work, complete mid and final reflection assignments, and work collaboratively with direct project supervisors on mid and final internship evaluations. 

In the Living Room Lecture series, Penn Museum experts speak about their areas of research in archaeology and anthropology. The Living Room Lecture goes live every week on the Penn Museum’s Facebook page at 5:30 p.m.

Outreach360 is offering a two-way language learning virtual internship in Fall 2020. Every Saturday for twelve weeks, interns will have small-group conversations in English with Outreach360's students living in Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic. In turn, Outreach360's students will guide conversations in Spanish to support interns' Spanish language-learning.

Asia Society offers a variety of virtual events on topics ranging from art, film, and cooking to current affairs, politics, and economics. Asia Society is an educational organization devoted to promoting mutual understanding between the United States and Asia through cross-disciplinary programming,