We recently held the eighth edition of EARTH Talks, an event that provides a platform for students and other community members to germinate an idea, cultivate it, and compellingly present it to an audience. Throughout the process of preparing for and participating in the event, participants develop communication tools and essential life skills.
Pacifique Agiraneza has a dream that began in her community in Rwanda: that no child in Africa should have to grow up without access to nutritious food. As she is in her second year at EARTH, her venture, Light Farmers, is also growing and contributing to fight against food insecurity.

A Leader Among Generations of Farmers
Ajani Rolle (Class of 2026, The Bahamas) smiles with satisfaction as he recalls the moment he came full circle—when he connected his knowledge and passion

The Villegas Brothers: A Family Commitment to Rural Development
Daniel (Class of 2004) and David Villegas (Class of 2008) are Colombian brothers and EARTH graduates who work alongside rural communities in their country to support productive processes and build bridges connecting farmers with fair markets and opportunities for growth. Guided by this commitment, they founded Salva Terra Foundation.

UWC Costa Rica and EARTH University Sign a Framework Cooperation Agreement to Advance Education, Research, and Sustainability
The partnership establishes a framework for academic, technical, and scientific collaboration to develop joint projects, the creation of a Living Laboratory, and the exchange of