Students Rebuild Inspiring student-led change since 2010.
Students Rebuild
AboutStudents have the power to change the world today. Through Students Rebuild’s annual projects, young people ages 5-25 learn, connect, and take action on important global issues using their creativity.
Over the past 15 years, hundreds of thousands of young people and educators around the world have participated in Students Rebuild projects, from taking action on environmental issues to the refugee crisis to fighting hunger.
2026-2027: Protect Our Planet Project
Coming SoonLater this summer, we’ll invite young people around the world to explore the water, land, and air around them, and use creativity to share their stories and vision for a thriving world. Through this project, students will explore, create, and share — and together, their voices and creativity will become a force for real change.
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How It Works
The ProcessStudents Rebuild empowers young people ages 5-25 to take direct action and see firsthand how they can make a difference. The project is adaptable and can be scaled from a single lesson to a full year. We provide free resources to help you teach within whatever time and space you have.
Learn
Explore resources like lesson plans, art guides, and videos that help students explore who they are – their traits, experiences, and stories – and reflect on the shared humanity between individuals, cultures, and communities.
Create
Encourage students to express their vision for a more united world through their choice of literary, media, performing and visual arts, or STEM.
Share
Submit students’ creative works to Students Rebuild. Each submission or student engaged raises $5 to support organizations worldwide that foster connection and champion collaborative change, up to $1 million.
Creativity in Action
Get Inspired- Unique & United Project
- Spark Peace Project
Unique & United Project
Team: Team Delilah
Unique & United Project
Team: Ringling College
Unique & United Project
Team: Irish NAHS
Spark Peace Project
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Spark Peace Project
Team: Brumfield Elementary
Spark Peace Project
Team: Team Coventry
Hear from Participants
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- principal
“Through Students Rebuild and different classes at our school, I’ve been able to expand my mind and know more about the world in general. Also, it’s sparked interest in what I want to pursue for the rest of my life.”
“I love how Students Rebuild allows my students to connect to not only students within their own community but to students in other countries across the globe. They loved that they could be a part of that.”
“I believe projects like this bridge the gap and make our global community that much smaller. You’re motivated to think about other people and see what you can do to improve a situation not just at home but somewhere else.”
Frequently asked questions
Read the list below for answers to common questions about Students Rebuild and our Projects. Have a question that’s not featured in this list? Email us at [email protected]!
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What is Students Rebuild?
Students Rebuild, a program of Creative Visions, is a global movement that inspires young people to use their creativity to engage with our world’s most pressing issues and create meaningful change.
For more, visit our How it Works page.
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Is there a current Students Rebuild Project open for submissions?
Yes, the Project Our Planet Project is open from September 8, 2026-June 1, 2027.
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Which organizations will receive the funds raised through Protect Our Planet?
For each Students Rebuild annual Project, we team up with carefully vetted, high-impact organizations that provide solutions to the project’s topic or involve underrepresented youth. This year, we have selected 5 incredible organizations that will receive funds. Click here to learn more about the organizations and their work with Protect Our Planet.
Please note – grants funds do not go to individuals who participate.