General Intelligences

Our Impact

28,000+ Students Directly Helped

250+ Articles Written

80+ Countries Reached

70+ Local & Community Partners

Webinars, Workshops & Advocacy

Webinars: Our webinars consist of 1-4 professionals in a given field for 1 hour with an included Q&A session, contact information, and a recording of the session to view again. Past sessions include:
*Nobel Prize Recipients
*Yale Law Students
*Congresswomen
*Small Business Owners

Workshops: Hosted by Gen Intel staff these cover topics such as:
*Side Hustles
*Resume Guidance
*Utilizing LinkedIn
*Credit Cards

Advocacy: Our Gen Intel staff work directly with interested students to advocate for education equity-centered reforms and policy in their communities.
*Local Government
*State Government
*Federal Government

Education Inequity Fellowship Program

Each fellowship program cohort runs for 8 weeks and you will be placed in groups of 4-5 students from the US and more than 10 different countries. Applications are competitive and open bi-annually. The program culminates in:
* a 25-minute research project presentation and poster
* study of a pressing issue relating to education equity
*guidance on developing their own grassroots initiatives.

Other
Programs

*Journal Club: This is a 5-week experience with weekly cohort-wide reflections on papers focused on interdisciplinary topics regarding social equity.

*Articles: The Gen Intel staff posts brief articles centering on different monthly themes.

*Research Journal: Gen Intel is home to a peer-reviewed, open-access research journal aimed at advancing research relating to the experience and struggles of marginalized students.

*Research Collaborative: Gen Intel is committed to making academia and research more accessible to students by providing free virtual opportunities to engage in meaningful research addressing knowledge gaps in low and middle-income countries.

I stumbled across General Intelligences on instagram and read the articles on your website. They are so well-done that I had a clear idea on complex and simple topics relating to my transfer journey and adapting to college…There weren’t as many resources at my community college that I think could have prepared me as much as these resources on the website. I can’t thank this organization enough!

Ahmed M.

Thank you so much General Intelligences! I learned how to make my scholarship application stand out and also received the encouragement and structure on how to start my own project. This is a great atmosphere to learn and grow online with fellow students who I can call my friends. I’m very excited to matriculate to my dream school in the fall and have a better idea of how to go about finding resources and support on campus as a first-generation student thanks to advice from the team.

Olivia C.

I cannot recommend General Intelligences enough! Through participation in the Research Collaborative program I was able to learn the process of tackling a systematic review including helpful websites and resources. I am on my way to publishing my very first peer-reviewed research publication regarding adverse childhood experiences. This was an amazing learning experience and I highly recommend it to anyone considering participating!

Yena L.

The team at Gen Intel is inclusive, diverse and welcoming. I am so inspired by the hard work put in by ever member of the team. I was first involved in Gen Intel as an avid reader of the posted articles, and later had the chance to intern for several months in the partnerships divison. I am so excited to see what this organization accomplishes next.

Sam C.