Projects
Agavi

Agavi is an adaptive learning platform designed for smartphones that enables teachers to build innovative new experiences for their students. Teachers will be able to create non-linear activities, track where their students are and how they’re progressing, and interface with the real world via location and sensors to allow for novel activities.
Status: Field Testing Beginning Soon

Lev Horodyskyj
Lead


Alexandru Gazdac
Business Development

Fiorella Ojeda
React Programming

Jonathan Oribello
React Programming, Data Analytics

Wayne Parkhurst
Programming Lead
Greenworks

Greenworks is a Global North-South partnership program that teaches students valuable science, leadership, and communication skills via role-playing games and community projects. In this six-week program, students learn about various environmental issues and hone their communication and negotiation skills in a global diplomacy game. To complete their experience, students propose and implement a local environmental project.
Status: Developing Global Classroom Platform

Lev Horodyskyj
Co-Lead (Science)

Tara Lennon
Co-Lead (Policy)

Daniel Orta
Decision Theater Development

David Orta
Decision Theater Programming

Lily Ishak
In-Country Facilitator
Indonesia (North Maluku)

Halikuddin Umasangaji
In-Country Facilitator
Indonesia (North Maluku)

Roberto Greco
In-Country Facilitator
Brazil (São Paulo)

Ihor Bubniak
In-Country Facilitator
Ukraine (Lviv)
Public Works

Science Voices is developing innovative new public education events that blend together science, culture, and active learning. We are currently working with the Ak-Chin Indian Community Library (Arizona, USA), the Etelman Observatory (Virgin Islands, USA), and the Virgin Islands Children’s Museum (Virgin Islands, USA). Our primary projects for 2022 are focused on science tourism.
Status: Astrotourism Concepts in Development

Nikita Beck
Astrotourism Projects
Etelman Observatory (USVI)
Global.Science Podcast

What is science education like around the world? Well, we’ll have to talk to science educators from all over the world to find out. In this half-hour podcast series, we chat with scientists, students, teachers, and informal educators to learn about the wild diversity of forms that science education can take and the remarkably diverse pathways science education careers have traveled. In the first season, we talk with scientists teaching and working in a variety of US college settings, museums, extreme environments, tropical islands, and remote villages.
Status: Season 1 Running May 5 – August 11

Lev Horodyskyj
Co-Host

Fabia Battistuzzi
Co-Host