Hexagon Project

The Interdependence Hexagon Project has hired two dedicated interns for the summer of 2021 to aid in the growth of the organization. Learn more about them below. Lauren Lopez Lauren Lopez is a native of Easton, Pennsylvania, and graduated from Notre Dame High School in 2018. Currently, she is a rising senior at Penn State […]

Olaniyi Sunday Olaniran is a young, passionate artist based out of Nigeria, who has experience as a painter, fine arts instructor and master craftsman of traditional African art including wood carving and batik. He has created art pieces made from thousands of glass beads as well as sculptures depicting his African culture. Through his paintings

The 2021 Interdependence Hexagon Project XV Connect your students to real-world issues and participate in an international celebration! Download your packet now.

Announcing the 2021 Special Themes: Diversity & Equity and Technology & Social Justice. As always, ANY themes about our need to see ourselves as interdependent and interconnected are always welcome. However, each year we introduce a Special Theme.  The special themes are accompanied by resources which allow participants, teachers, students and community. To dig deeper

In spite of school closings and shut-downs, nearly 500 hexagons were created this year and, on Saturday, September 12, we successfully hosted students, teachers and supporters on Zoom to celebrate the inspiring accomplishments of our young people across the globe! Our deepest gratitude to the teachers who made this possible! We are excited to share

On September 12th we will be hosting an online meeting and you are invited! Join us to see many of the hundreds of hexagons created by students worldwide illustrating our 2020 Special Themes of COVID-19 and DIVERSITY — and, of course, Interdependence in an increasingly interconnected world.  We will recognize 49 hexagons selected by our