"globally aware" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe someone or something that is aware of global events and issues, and has a broad understanding of them. For example, "The organization is striving to hire more globally aware workers who have a deep understanding of the current international political climate."
Having meaningful conversations about global disaster relief allows children to develop good critical thinking skills, become more globally aware and build empathy.
We share a politics that is fiscally responsible, economically radical, socially liberal and globally aware.
You'll arrive more mature, more experienced, more globally aware – and it's going to enhance your CV," says Oliver.
Pym says he's seeing "more smart, globally aware, unprovincial work each year" — and it can easily rub off on the viewer.
I am a strong, funny, good-looking, upbeat, easygoing, globally aware person whom others look up to and want to be near.
We need graduates from universities that are globally aware and have skills applicable to an inter-connected world and our graduates get those skills from the people they learn from (teachers) and those they learn with (fellow students).
While Placemaker does not serve as a geocoder and thus does not perform address recognition on street-level, it is perfectly capable of geo-extracting and indexing documents or atomic units of text, giving third-party developers the means to mark-up and index Web content geographically in a globally-aware, locally-relevant, and language-neutral manner (and Geo Microformats-compatible, too).
The youth, Omar, was the West's dream kid -- moving via educational opportunity from the backward, tribal pool of an ignorant, terrorist-generating culture to modernity -- becoming a globally-aware, traveled and, in the Western sense, rational person.
Come the next general election (which, depending on whether Brown decides to seek his own mandate could be anytime in the next couple of years), both parties will be competing for the votes of an aspirational, globally connected electorate, aware of the nature of the modern threat of terrorism, but one that probably fearful as much for the future of society as it does for its own retirement plans.
Our hope when we created it was that people and organizations of all backgrounds globally would become aware of, celebrate and encourage the longstanding black traditions of collective giving, advocacy and self-help, including the critical role of women in leading community change.
She still works at Wellesley, where she is the founder and associate director of the SEED Project, which works with teachers and professors to make school curricula more "gender fair, multiculturally equitable, socioeconomically aware, and globally informed".
