EOTO World – Global Capacity Building

Why EOTO?

The “EOTO” in EOTO World stands for “Each One Teach One”. At EOTO World, we view “EOTO” as a lifestyle philosophy of how to create solidarity, foster understanding and shared learning.
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Our all-volunteer organization engages volunteers from staff roles to internships. Professionals, students, older adults, young adults and even teenagers have provided their services as the backbone to the reach of our work.
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1.8 Billion Paths to the Future

We believe in the power that youth already use to change the world. The United Nations estimate of global youth ages 10-24 totals 1.8 billion (World Youth Report, 2005). Around the world, youth are active in politics, tech savvy advocates for change, innovative entrepreneurs and the leaders of today.
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What Makes Us Top-Ranked

Donors, Activists, Partners, Volunteers and the General Public shared their experiences with GreatNonprofits and we are ranked among the coveted list of top-rated nonprofits.
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George Alvarenga, USA

George participated in a presentation about how college student leaders can maximize their activist potential to aid in the fight to eradicate poverty. George shared with us his sentiments: “Upon...

Simone Leid, Trinidad & Tobago

Simone used our global internet forum on Human Rights Education & Violence to connect and obtain activists’ support that temporarily pulled misogynist cable talk show content off air. Simone was...

Tchangoue Nina, Cameroon

Nina gained confidence and knowledge from our youth outreach initiative for Rio+20 to implement a sustainable development education radio project and education tour at primary and secondary schools in her...

Abena Floyd & Carmel Bernado, USA

Abena and Carmel used our consulting services to build a successful business model for The Arts with peace principles & policies for their intended workforce. For 3 months, Abena and Carmel’s...

Andrew McCornack, USA

Environmental Policy Consultant, Andrew was a co-organizer with us for NY+20, the youth conference that enhanced UN advocacy skills and successfully influenced the Rio+20 outcome document for global sustainable development...

Ruth Valverde, Brazil

Ruth was chosen among our inter-generational activist network to represent EOTO World advocacy priorities at Rio+20, the UN Conference for Sustainable Development that took place in Brazil. Ruth shared her...

Khairunnisa Ash’ari, Brunei

Ash’ari mobilized youth in her country for several green initiatives after using our toolkits, gained national media attention and an audience with the Minister of Energy. Ash’ari provides a thorough...

Sasha Pratt, UK

Sasha collaborated with us to produce capacity building tools to inspire youth action on sustainable development and train youth on effective advocacy in Europe. Sasha provided us details of her...

Abdelmoaty Taher, Egypt

Adelmoaty was an active youth leader in his country that leveraged our collaborative capacity building initiative for Rio+20 to develop skills to that he used to complete a primary education...

Maria Scazzero, USA

Maria used our consulting services to build a successful business model for Social Services with anti-poverty and culture of peace principles for under-served communities in NYC. For 3 months, Maria’s idea,...