Encouraging expansion

through exploration.

CONNECTING FUTURE LEADERS THROUGH TECHNOLOGY & INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION

WE’RE YOUR EQUAL OPPORTUNITY TECHNOLOGY & INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION ADVOCATES!

Our Mission:

Our mission is to encourage and empower lifelong learners to expand their experience and education through technology and international education.

CROSS-CULTURAL EXPERIENCES HAVE THE POWER TO CREATE A DYNAMIC, ENTERPRISING MINDSET.

The world’s most limited resource is not oil, iron, or coal, but the potential of the human mind – Expanding Boundaries International aims to be a solution in helping shape the minds of future leaders.

We train our students in Ghana and the United States from basic STEAM to specific software applications while connecting them globally. We are equipping the next generation to be a solution to the issues facing their communities

Through in person and virtual tour we expose our life long learners to our beautiful diverse yet connected world to break barriers and expand knowledge. We are empowering a generation of diplomates and change makers who will promote world peace.

We envision a world where all are able to travel whether through education, volunteerism or employment and for that we promote international education resources while rewarding students with their first ever United States passport.

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PASSPORT SCHOLARSHIP

EBI STEAM EXCHANGE

EBI'S CITY EXPLORERS

2020 Impact Report:

Even during a pandemic, you have help assured us that our work is needed. Thank you ❤️

Why Technology and International Education?

What would our world look like if all talented children had a good chance to become innovators and artists instead of growing up hungry, in poor health, and with poor education? – The map below shows the global distribution of research and development, here given as the share of people employed in research and development. The hotspots are six countries in which more than 6000 per million inhabitants work in research and development: South Korea, Singapore, Israel and three Scandinavian countries (Sweden, Finland, and Denmark). 6000 per million means that 1 out of 167 people works in R&D. Even in the best-off countries, very few focus on innovation. To learn more visit: https://ourworldindata.org/