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Building Alliances & Working Through Barriers

Explore how to cultivate diversity, equity, & inclusion initiatives with various stakeholders and work through barriers from the perspective of varied institutions with distinct organizational programs.

High School Global Education Guide

This guide serves as a resource for any educator or administrator interested in refining and strengthening their efforts to integrate global education opportunities into their offerings or services.

Effective Collaboration: Multicultural & Global Ed

Top 9 Tips for Promoting Effective Campus Collaboration between Multicultural Professionals and Global Education Offices Developed by the 2017-2018 Task Force on Diversity & Multicultural Professionals

Leadership for Inclusive Excellence

This session will demonstrate how the concept of Inclusive Excellence positions leaders to change the conversation to quality and student learning, which connects diversity, inclusion, and international education.

Building a Global Classroom at HBCU’s

This Big Idea Talk will highlight strategies and assessment tools used to initiate and sustain technology towards the improvement of global learning outcomes for diverse students.

Universal Learning through Virtual Programming

This session will present multi-stakeholder perspectives on the best practices, models, tools and strategies for how to design universal co-curricular programs and/or virtual programming

Exploring The Complexities of Advocating for TGI

This session is designed to deepen conference attendees’ understanding about gender identity and how higher education professionals can better support Transgender, Gender Expansive, and Intersex students from a place of care through ed abroad process

Religion & Intersectional Identity

This session will explore the intersection of religion with other identities and provide session participants with knowledge and tools to better support their students’ identity development.