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Global Citizenship Hubs
A Global Citizenship hub is the epicentre of global citizenry of an area. It is both a geographical and social entity for global changemakers to meet, brainstorm and innovate solutions to effect change in their localities. By leveraging the collective expertise and experience, it is possible to make a greater impact and undertake visible changes than as individuals!
Global Citizenship Hubs
Hubs are location-based, collaborative efforts to forge together a group of diverse individuals who join hands to be social agents of change in their communities. Based on the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations (UN), their activities aim to culminate in a noticeable change at the grassroot level.
Why do we establish local hubs?
Local hubs are spaces for individuals to air their voices and exchange ideas to create outcomes as a product of collaboration and shared efforts. They serve as a bridge between the universal values propagated by global citizenship and local communities who harbour their own aspirations. We believe that any motivated individual with the desire to disrupt the status quo in order to enhance the well being of humankind and our planet can start his/her own hub to create a flourishing community of global citizenship leaders!
Grassroots Impact at our Local Hubs
Our Local Hubs are the sources of impacts which influence and galvanise local communities to solve their own problems in a sustainable, inclusive manner. We believe in a multi-stakeholder approach and solutions which involve local participants. You need not be a global person to solve global issues; doing small acts of social change within your community has a multiplier effect which can create ripples of actions throughout the world! Through our hubs, we turn ideas into action empowering everyday changemakers to lead from where they are and collaboratively build a more just, connected future.
What Drives Our Hubs
Melton Foundation India in Action
Dive into the work of Melton Foundation India, where young changemakers collaborate with communities to spark innovation, drive social impact, and bring global citizenship to life on the ground.
Explore our Global Citizenship Hubs!
Our Global Citizenship Hubs are anchored within our regional entities, Die Melton Stiftung in Germany, Fundación Melton in Chile, Melton Foundation India, and Melton Foundation Africa. Here’s a brief glimpse into how we enable Global Citizenship across our hubs.

Melton Foundation Africa is a Ghanaian non-profit organization that acts as a convener of individuals and organizations across Africa who are passionate about youth empowerment and committed to the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals. We are committed to advancing global citizenship by fostering collaboration among individuals and organizations from diverse backgrounds and regions across Africa. Emphasizing the richness of Africa’s diverse cultures and perspectives, we provide a platform for intercultural dialogue and cross-boundary collaboration. Our programs and activities empower them to become leaders of sustainable impact that puts people and planet first.These efforts aim to cultivate innovative solutions, promote inclusivity, and build a resilient and interconnected community that drives positive change across Africa and the broader world.
Melton Foundation Africa

Fundación Melton is the Chilean chapter of the Melton Foundation, based in Temuco.
Authorized under Decree No. 641 of 28 June 2001 by the Chilean Ministry of Justice, the Foundation engages in local and global initiatives to promote global citizenship. It is home to a vibrant community of active Fellows from the Universidad de La Frontera (UFRO).
Fundación Melton LATAM

Melton Foundation India is the Indian chapter of the Melton Foundation, headquartered in Bangalore, Karnataka.
Established in 2024 as a Section 8 nonprofit, it advances global citizenship through local action, cross-cultural collaboration, and community-driven impact. The hub is supported by Fellows from our partner institution BMS Educational Trust and local partners across Bangalore.
Melton Foundation India

Die Melton Stiftung promotes global citizenship through local action and intercultural collaboration. With active Melton Fellows from Friedrich Schiller University, the foundation facilitates community-driven initiatives, workshops, and dialogues that foster inclusivity, sustainability, and social innovation. As part of a global network, the hub engages young changemakers in activities that build bridges across cultures and contribute to a more just and connected world.
Die Melton Stiftung
How Hubs Support Our Programs
Global Citizenship Learning Program (GCLP)

Our Hubs are closely tied to our partner universities and act as key support systems for the Global Citizenship Learning Program.
Organizing and co-hosting the Global Citizenship Convention.
Supporting Fellows in leading local initiatives aligned with global citizenship.
Offering connections, mentorship, and opportunities for Fellows to engage with their communities.
Global Solvers Accelerator Program (GSA)

Hubs play a key role in anchoring the Global Solvers Accelerator within local ecosystems, helping bridge global innovation with local implementation.
Hosting the Global Solvers Co-Lab in Accra and Gotha, where participants co-create solution.
Linking participants to local networks, mentors, and changemakers.
Providing visibility for social impact projects within their regions.
Meet Our Hub Co-Ordinators

Eric Nii Anyetei Odonkor
Hub Coordinator
Eric is passionate about developmental education and aspires to bring a fresh perspective to activism around the SDGs. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Banking and Finance from the University of Professional Studies, Ghana, with certifications in Project Management and practical experience leading programs and initiatives in diverse teams.
Eric has built a career advocating for inclusive education, leveraged his networks to ensure access to quality education, and promoted learning opportunities for all. His experience working with Dear Young Graduate and Sankofa Mentorship Hub aligns strongly with his new position as Hub Coordinator at the Melton Foundation in the Greater Accra Region, Ghana. He loves working on new and exciting ideas, collaborating in teams, and interacting with a hands-on approach. He loves watching movies, wishes he could sing and dance and is a huge fan of comedy routines and specials.
Finally, his long-term career goal is to impact a million lives with his work.
Eric Nii Anyetei Odonkor
Global Hub Manager

Rubnawas N
Hub Coordinator
Nawaz is keen to expand his work towards localizing the United Nations SDGs. An alumnus of IIM-Bangalore, he has rich experience working with local governance stakeholders in entrepreneurship and community affairs. His other interest areas include politics, technology, and sustainable development. Nawaz holds a Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering & a Master’s in Development Studies.
Rubnawas N
Hub Coordinator (Bangalore)

Victor Valenzuela Milla
Hub Coordinator
Víctor has built his professional career around innovation, entrepreneurship, and technology. With over 10 years of experience as a consultant, advisor, and mentor, he has contributed to the design, execution, and coordination of various programs and projects, supporting dozens of entrepreneurs and business leaders across different sectors in Chile and abroad. He is passionate about delivering talks, workshops, and training sessions for business leaders and executives on the topics he specializes in.
Victor Valenzuela Milla
Hub Coordinator (Temuco)

Su Wai Phyoe
Hub Coordinator
Su Wai Phyoe holds a Master’s degree in Public Policy from the Willy Brandt School of Public Policy at the University of Erfurt. During her studies, she worked as a student assistant, contributing to the review of key legal texts, including the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), and analyzing financial oversight mechanisms for global clinic projects.
With over 11 years of experience in middle management roles, Su Wai has led complex, EU-funded initiatives focused on democratic governance, including a project in Myanmar that engaged more than 2,000 stakeholders between 2018 and 2020. Her core expertise includes stakeholder engagement, project management, and event facilitation.
Su Wai Phyoe
Hub Coordinator (Jena)
Latest News from our hubs!

Melton Foundation Africa Impact Evening: Accra
Held in Accra, the Africa Impact Evening convened board members, partners, and fellows to strengthen collaboration across Ghana. The gathering connected global leadership with local action, highlighting partnerships, and shared commitments shaping Africa’s social impact ecosystem.

Collective Leadership Learning in Recoleta, Chile
In Recoleta, Chile, the Melton Foundation facilitated a leadership workshop for public school students during the Latin American Dialogues. The session strengthened democratic leadership, collaboration, and civic participation through reflective, peer-based learning grounded in local educational realities.

Skillathon 2025: Innovation at the Bengaluru Skill Summit
At the Bengaluru Skill Summit 2025, Skillathon engaged college students in hands-on problem-solving around India’s skilling challenges. Through design thinking and mentorship, young innovators developed inclusive, scalable solutions connecting education, employability, and global citizenship.

Building Leaders for a Sustainable World: Inside the Future Makers Lab
During Global Goals Week 2025, Melton Stiftung Germany hosted the Future Makers Lab in Erfurt, where young changemakers engaged in structured debates on SDGs, honing critical thinking, public speaking, and practical leadership to drive sustainable change.
Experience Global Citizenship in Action
Our Global Citizenship Hubs bring Melton Fellows and communities together to learn, share, and take action. This album captures powerful moments from workshops, cultural exchanges, and impact-driven events over the years.
Global Citizenship Hubs Gallery
Welcome Victor Valenzuela – New Global Citizenship Hub Coordinator in Temuco!
Get to know Su – the dynamic Hub Coordinator from Jena!
Meet Nawaz – Bangalore Hub Coordinator and Community Catalyst
Beatrice Afia Wilson: Partnering for Women’s Empowerment in Wa, Ghana
Zainab Yussif’s Journey: Empowering Women Entrepreneurs in Wa, Ghana
Voices of Empowerment: A Women Entrepreneur's Journey in Wa, Ghana
SDG Innovation Challenge
The SDG Innovation Challenge is a virtual ideation marathon for motivated young people from across Africa to come together in developing and connecting practical solution ideas for challenges faced by their local communities at the grassroots level.


