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This brochure provides a detailed overview of the work of The Geneva Learning Foundation. Looking for a shorter introduction? Download our two-pager for partners… The Geneva Learning Foundation (TGLF) (LinkedIn | YouTube | Podcast | Twitter) catalyzes large scale peer networks of frontline actors facing critical threats to our societies. TGLF’s unique approach, rooted in decades of research and experience in learning science, uses the spark of intrinsic motivation to inspire individuals to link up and lead change. TGLF develops and implements learning experiences that reach people in 137 countries. Our programmes scale quickly to connect thousands of learners and leaders working on the frontlines of conflicts, poverty, and other inequalities. We catalyze local expertise into innovation, action, and results. The insights generated by and with learners are gathered, analyzed, and shared, for the benefit of communities and partners to scale and develop truly ground-tested and evidence-based policies and programmes.
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