Global Perspective on Black Lives Matter Movement by DA Global | Sep 23, 2020 | Education Abroad Resources, Fundamentals Global Perspective on Black Lives Matter Movement From Live Session on September 23, 2020 Session Description: Join Diversity Abroad for a community discussion and hear perspectives from three leaders on how the Black Lives Matter Movement is impacting their local community and what this means for students – outbound or inbound – participating in mobility programs. Moderator:Andrew Gordon, CEO & Founder – Diversity Abroad Presenters: Aaron Bruce, Ph.D., Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer – ArtCenter College of Design Raphael Moffett, Ed.D., Dean of Students Affairs – Duke Kunshan University Ronel E. Stevens, Co-founder of Ulwazi Africa, First Black African owned Pan-African exchange programme Download Presentation
Leading Through Change: Diversity, Equity & Inclusion in Times of Crisis by DA Global | Jun 4, 2020 | Education Abroad Resources, Fundamentals Leading Through Change: Diversity, Equity & Inclusion in Times of Crisis From Live Session on June 4, 2020 Session Description: Over the past decade the field of international education has increasingly acknowledged the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion in global education and has made efforts towards creating equitable access to the benefits of education abroad, fostering a culture of inclusion and belonging for international students and diversifying the profession. As we look forward to the immediate and long-term changes to our sector, how do we ensure diversity, equity, and inclusion are a critical component of our sector’s ‘new normal’? How do senior international officers, chief diversity officers and other higher education leaders continue to advance inclusive excellence in global education among competing priorities and an uncertain economic landscape? Facilitators: Dr. Lisa Coleman, Senior Vice President for Global Inclusion and Strategic Innovation, and Chief Diversity Officer, New York University Dr. Cheryl Matherly, Vice President and Vice Provost for International Affairs, Lehigh University Andrew Gordon, CEO & Founder – Diversity Abroad Download Presentation
It Starts at Home: Best Practices in Developing Inclusive Study abroad Programming on Your Campus by DA Global | May 7, 2020 | Education Abroad Resources, Fundamentals It Starts at Home: Best Practices in Developing Inclusive Study abroad Programming on Your Campus From Live Session on May 7, 2020 Session Description: Diversity and Inclusion conversations both domestically and abroad are no longer a rarity. Students, particularly generation Z are looking for experiences that include understanding of identity, diversity, and inclusion. Even so, some of our working spaces may not be aware that these conversations are necessary. There may even be push back regarding the importance of discussing diversity, equity and inclusion in study abroad. This discussion will explore helpful ways faculty program leaders and education abroad coordination staff can create inclusive programming. Facilitators: Keara DeKay, NAFSA Region VII Communications Coordinator Tiphani Dixon, Study Abroad Program Coordinator – University of Kansas Kory M. Saunders, Assistant Director for Strategic Marketing, Diversity, & Inclusion, Study Abroad – North Carolina State University Caroline Zeiher, International Coordinator (Faculty-led Programs, Summer) – Arizona State University Download Presentation
Intersecting Internationalism: Amplifying International Students’ Experiences through Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives by DA Global | Apr 8, 2020 | Fundamentals, International Students Intersecting Internationalism: Amplifying International Students’ Experiences through Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives From Live Session on April 8, 2020 Session Description: Within the last decade, the work of Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) departments have seen significant strides throughout universities across the United States. While some schools have robust programming, many aren’t considering the needs and voices of international students. This webinar will outline different initiatives by US institutions that include, or are geared towards, the diversity and inclusion of international students. The goal of international student D&I programing is to invite them into the conversation and provide a safe space to explore and adapt to their new surroundings. The panelists will also discuss other considerations when developing and implementing these initiatives. Facilitators: Danielle Hussey, Assistant Dean of Pluralism and Leadership, Office of Pluralism and Leadership – Dartmouth College Catherine Marte, Member Services – AIRC Gabriella Pires Santoro, Incoming Exchange Coordinator and Study Abroad Advisor – University of Connecticut Hannah Strack, Student Services Advisor – UC Berkeley Additional Resources: Presentation Slides
Career Transitions in Times of Uncertainty by DA Global | Apr 2, 2020 | Career Advancement Resources, Professional Development Career Transitions in Times of Uncertainty From Live Session on April 30, 2020 (Closed captioning available) Session Description: Like many industries, the global pandemic COVID-19 has impacted the field of global education. Many international education organizations and higher education institutions are making tough decisions to reduce their workforce and find cost savings, such as limiting professional development. In these circumstances, what are the ways that professionals can continue to advance their careers or explore new career paths? As the leading organization advancing diversity and inclusion in the profession, Diversity Abroad is committed to supporting our community of professionals with the tools and resources to continue their professional development and career advancement. Facilitators: Grace Johnson, Chief of Staff, Office of Diversity and Inclusion, The Ohio State University Tia Wiggins, Senior Human Resources Manager for Northrop Grumman’s Defense Systems Sector Wagaye Johannes, Director of Operations and Organizational Development, Diversity Abroad
