The Global Language Network

Name: The Global Language Network
Address: 1776 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, District of Columbia, United States, 20036, Washington, 20036
Telephone: '+1 202-684-6627

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About

The Global Language Network (GLN) is a nonprofit organization based in Washington, DC, founded in 2005 by Andrew Brown. Its mission is to use language as a tool for addressing personal, professional, and global challenges. GLN believes that language proficiency is essential for cross-cultural understanding and conflict resolution, and it aims to create diverse learning communities that apply language skills to humanitarian efforts. GLN offers affordable language education in over 60 languages, including English as a second language, taught by volunteer instructors from various regions. The organization focuses on community building, encouraging students to use their language skills for initiatives such as aiding immigrants and participating in international volunteering. With a commitment to accessibility, GLN provides low-cost instruction to ensure that language education is available to a wide audience. Annually, GLN engages over 2,000 students and has a network of more than 240 volunteer teachers, reflecting its dedication to democratizing language education for global problem-solving.