Guilford College has joined Scholars-At-Risk, an international network of more than 500 higher education institutions dedicated to protecting scholars in peril for their work back home. Scholars-At-Risk helps arrange temporary research and teaching positions at member institutions. Guilford hopes to invite an at-risk scholar to campus by 2026. For now the College plans to incorporate SAR’s mission into several spring semester classes. Read more here.
Presented by Guilford College's CPPSET in Partnership with Every Campus A Refuge (ECAR) and Opening Universities for Refugees (OUR)
This certificate will engage participants in learning about forced displacement and refugee resettlement, and the methods by which community members can support and participate in refugee integration efforts while centering the agency and dignity of refugees as co-designers of those methods. The certificate also seeks to respond in effective, principled, and nimble ways to the current moment in forced migration and our nation's increased capacity for welcome (for example through Welcome Corps, an opportunity for Americans to privately sponsor refugees).
The program will be offered over the course of three days with 15 hours of contact split into five three-hour sessions:
February 27, 28 and 29 (online)
May 15, 16 and 17 (online)
Read more here.
We are pleased to invite you to a presentation with Kyle Farmbry, President of Guilford College, who will be talking about his work in South Africa. This will take place in the Gilmer Room, starting at 12pm.
CO-sponsored by: CPPSET, International Studies, African and African American Studies, Sociology and Anthropology, History, and Justice and Policy Studies.
We are pleased to invite you to “Family and Community in an Era of Heightened Immigration Enforcement,” a talk by Dr. William Lopez, Clinical Assistant Professor of the School of Public Health at the University of Michigan.
The event will take place on Tuesday, March 2nd, 2021 at 6 pm via Zoom. You can register here: https://elon.zoom.us/.../register/WN_4OHcHvulSae49W_o-C_7UA
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Zulfiya Tursonova at tursunovaz@guilford.edu.
This event is part of Guilford College’s International Storytelling Festival for Peace and Conflict and is sponsored by the following organizations/programs: Guilford’s Peace and Conflict Studies, Conflict Resolution Center, Center for Principled Problem Solving and Excellence in Teaching, and International Studies; and Elon’s Department of World Languages and Cultures, Latin American Studies, Peace and Conflict Studies, and El Centro.
Faculty Development Workshop: "Articulating Inclusion"
Tuesday, March 23, 2021 at 3:15-4:15 pm
Explaining how your work contributes to diversity, equity, and inclusion in the classroom and beyond can be an important and enlightening task for individuals and academic programs in the current social and professional context. This workshop will focus on understanding and communicating our inclusion efforts in terms of contributions, goals, and growth areas. Please bring ideas and / or materials to work on (including self-evaluations, diversity statements, and marketing materials).
Artist Talk by Leila Abdelrazaq, Palestinian Graphic Novelist
Tuesday, March 30th from 3:00-4:00 pm
ID: 91484045920
Passcode: 312399
Palestinian graphic novelist Leila Abdelrazaq will discuss her graphic novel, Baddawi, which follows her father’s childhood in a Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon during the 1960s and 70s, as well as some of her newer work. She will also discuss the power and use of comics and zine culture as a powerful and subversive way to tell stories from subaltern communities and combat systematic erasure.
Co-Sponsored by: Center for Principled Problem Solving and Excellence in Teaching, Guilford College
Dept. of Foreign Languages and Literatures, North Carolina State University Center for New North Carolinians, UNC Greensboro
Questions? Please contact saprask@guilford.edu
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