One of the things that sets iLEAP apart from other international and formal education programs is our international faculty members. Emerging from a world wide network of rural leaders (over 300 of whom have been directly trained by iLEAP staff and board members), these faculty members typically are people who have spent years working and serving in their respective communities. They are people who have committed their lives to working directly with socio-economically marginalized groups in some of the most geographically remote areas in Asia, Africa and the Caribbean. Some possess advanced degrees and have years of formal education, yet what is of highest value is their years of experience working for change at the grass-roots.

1. Shammi David and Roy Vijayasingh, Program Coordinators
   Organization: Coorg Organization for Rural Development
   Location: Karnataka, India
2. Thomas Mathew, Vice President
   Organization: International Association of Religious Freedom
   Location: Kerala, India
3. Sister Edwin Molomoo
   Organization: St. Joseph of Cluny, Cluny Convent
   Location: Kalimpong, Darjeeling, India
4. Laksiri Pieris, Parish Priest
   Organization: Church of Ceylon-Diocese of Kurunegala
   Location: Sri Lanka
5. Ramraj Pokharel, Senior Program Officer
   Organization: SAHAMATI
   Location: Nepal
6. Abel Adje Chabi, Project Manager
   Organization: Global Alliance for Community Empowerment (GACE)
   Location: Sokode, Togo
   
7. Banmarigu Amos, Project Manager
   Organization: Demonstrational Livestock Project/Tiboombamsim Training Center for Youth
   Location: Yamah, West Mamprusi District, Ghana
8. Nzene Sylvester, Director
   Organization: Partners for Productivity Foundation (PFPF)
   Location: Cameroon
9. John Nyondo and Judith Daka, Directors
   Organization: Ecumenical Development Foundation
   Location: Zambia
10. Paul Samba, Principal
    Organization: Chipembi Farm College
    Location: Zambia