Improving the World

Full-Circle Learning (FCL), having operated as an award-winning global 501 (c) 3 charitable organization for a third of a century, launched a plan for global growth in 2025 and beyond.

The many participating countries with registered Full-Circle Learning NGOs will directly manage their contributions, while the US organization will operate as Full-Circle Learning Global Advisory Board (FCL-GAB). We will continue to encourage each region in its path to education as transformation.

By integrating life skills, academics, local service, and global wisdom exchanges, they attach greater purpose to learning, to altruism, and to positive change. Their schools contextualize habit-of-heart themes through academic units that tackle poverty, health disparities, elder care, food security, peace, climate change adaptations — or whatever will enhance their local communities, create systemic transformation, strengthen students’ skills and convictions, and uplift the human family.

Members of the global advisory board pictured:

Upper Row, Left to Right: Baktash Aazami, Marisol Rexach, and Rodney Hume- Dawson. Lower Row, Left to Right: Lily Ning, Teresa Langness, and Fariba Mahjour. Members Not Pictured: Henry Wilson Lake, Rene Sprattling, Sana Moussavi, Taraneh Darabi, Maureen Mungai, and Zack Daafallah