U.S. Partners and Country Coordinators
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U.S. Partners and Country Coordinators
The GLOBE Program works with U.S. Partners and international Country Coordinators to implement the program within their regions and local communities. These vital community members recruit participants to the GLOBE Program, provide training on using GLOBE protocols and entering data, and provide support and mentorship to formal and informal educators, participant volunteers, and learners of all ages.
U.S. Partners
U.S. GLOBE Partners facilitate the implementation of the GLOBE Program in their state or service area. Partners must have a formal affiliation with an academic, nonprofit or governmental organization with complementary goals to GLOBE's mission. This organization becomes an official U.S. GLOBE Partnership.
If you are interested in becoming a U.S. GLOBE Partner, please visit the Become a GLOBE U.S. Partner page for more information and instructions on how to express your interest in partnering with GLOBE!
Country Coordinators
Outside of the United States, GLOBE is implemented through bilateral agreements between the U.S. government and the governments of other nations.
After a nation becomes a GLOBE country, the program and its protocols can be implemented in that country's schools and communities under the guidance of a Country Coordinator. Regional Coordination Offices, located in the six GLOBE regions, support the Country Coordinators in their implementation of the program.
The government organization responsible for GLOBE in a country selects and appoints the Country Coordinator. Some countries have designated more than one person to manage GLOBE, either to support different geographic regions or different education levels.
If you live in a GLOBE Country and are interested in becoming a Country Coordinator, visit the Partners and Country Coordinators page to better understand the role and responsibilities.
After a nation becomes a GLOBE country, the program and its protocols can be implemented in that country's schools and communities under the guidance of a Country Coordinator. Regional Coordination Offices, located in the six GLOBE regions, support the Country Coordinators in their implementation of the program.
The government organization responsible for GLOBE in a country selects and appoints the Country Coordinator. Some countries have designated more than one person to manage GLOBE, either to support different geographic regions or different education levels.
If you live in a GLOBE Country and are interested in becoming a Country Coordinator, visit the Partners and Country Coordinators page to better understand the role and responsibilities.