InnerView counts 2.3 million student service hours tied to UN Global Goals
InnerView released its 2025–26 SDG Youth Impact & Insights Summary during Global Goals Week, showing 2.3 million hours of student service across all 50 states and all 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals. The report points to growing youth leadership, with service participation rising over time and community connection emerging as the top motivator.
Why it matters: - InnerView's latest report suggests student volunteering is becoming more sustained, more organized and more connected to measurable community impact. - The findings show how school-age service can translate into leadership development, community problem-solving and broader engagement with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. - The report estimates $85.3 million in community impact from student service during the 2025–26 school year.
What happened: - InnerView, the official Global Goals Week partner, released its 2025–26 SDG Youth Impact & Insights Summary during Global Goals Week in New York. - The annual analysis draws from hundreds of thousands of volunteer experiences reported by high school and college-age students across the United States. - Students in the InnerView network logged 2.3 million hours of community service during the 2025–26 school year. - Participation reached all 50 states and touched all 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
The details: - Students in the InnerView Engagement Continuum's
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