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Before joining Pangea, Situm served as the international education director for the World Affairs Council of Greater Houston for seven years. While in this position, she annually developed and managed 100+ programs for 10,000 students and 2,000 teachers in the Houston-area, including community colleges and universities. As a result of these programs, students and educators were given the opportunity to become globally competent and culturally sensitive world citizens through networking, workshops and international travel.
Situm’s other work experience has consisted of program development positions at the Asia Society in New York, New York and Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development (ACTED) in Paris, France.
As an avid traveler and “global nomad,” Situm uses this experience to connect locally and globally and help others face their challenges through her nonprofit work. She obtained her master’s degree in International Affairs from Sciences Po in Paris, France, a B.A. from the University of Houston and earned an international baccalaureate diploma from the United World College of South East Asia in Singapore.
Meet Our Goodwill Ambassador
You may know him as Phil Miller from “The Last Man on Earth” or even as SNL’s “McGruber,” but to us, Will Forte is a friend and The Pangea Network’s Goodwill Ambassador. Join him and become part our network.
A Special Message from Will Forte
Since becoming involved with The Pangea Network, I sometimes find myself wondering what it would be like if I could not express myself through creative writing and performance. What a dark world that would be! But thankfully, that’s not the case. Every day, I’m grateful for the opportunity to make a living doing what I love. And honestly, I wouldn’t be where I am today if I wasn’t given the gift of an education, and the freedom to be creative. But I realize that many in this world are not as lucky.
The educational opportunities that Pangea provides to the individuals within its network are vast. Through a variety of educational programs, Kenyan women and children from the poorest communities and the largest slums are finding their voice, gaining independence and giving back to each other and their community every day. And young girls in the US are learning to be global citizens and gaining the skills and confidence they need to be the change-makers of the future.
Empowering individuals through education can change the world. I am so proud of everything Pangea has done over the last 10+ years, and very excited about what’s ahead. If you are reading this letter, then someone taught you to read – an amazing blessing we sometimes take for granted. So please give back, pay it forward and consider donating to The Pangea Network so that more of these letters can be written and read, and more lives can be empowered.