Be the change that you want to see in the world ... Mahatma Gandhi
About Us
Who We Are
The Southeast Asian Service Leadership Network (SEALNet) was founded at Stanford University in 2004. Our mission is to create a cross-cultural network between students and professionals interested in Southeast Asian developmental issues. Our goal is to empower students to create positive change both by participating in service leadership projects and by inspiring other students to become leaders in their own communities.
In 2006, SEALNet became a 501(c)(3) organization with a board of directors which oversees the organization and chapters at various universities.
Mission
SEALNet's mission is to bring service to Southeast Asia and to promote the spirit of service leadership in the region. Its founders hold the vision of a Southeast Asia that is more regionally united and internationally integrated. To work towards that vision, SEALNet continually builds and nurtures a community of service leaders who are passionate about social development in Southeast Asia.
Read more about our projects.
The SEALNet Model
Is SEALNet about leadership? Or service? Why is it important to focus on building this community in the long-run? Click on "How Does SEALNet Work?" to find out! Our calender of major milestones for project leaders, participants and mentors is also available.