See this review of ICCI 2023 by Lexi Baker, which covers this years 4 day conference focused on enhancing global education. This conference, hosted by the Center for the Study of Global Change, seeks to increase global perspectives at all education levels to promote gloablly-minded learning.
Indiana University has received $17.7 million dollars in Title VI funding to continue there support of language-based and international education initiatives across campus. 11 of the Hamilton Lugar School's National Resource Centers have received part of these funds, including the Center for the Study of Global Change, to continue there outreach and educational events.
Dr. Elisheva Cohen (Postdoctoral Fellow at the Global Center) has a new publication on "The UN Sustainable Development Goals as a Bridge Between Global Learning and Local Action" in the Global Impact Exchange quarterly publication of Diversity Abroad. Check the landing page HERE. Read the full article HERE.
The Center for the Study of Global Change staff, past and present, join the Indiana University community in celebrating the life of Patrick O’Meara, who passed away on March 30th.
Even during a pandemic, K-8 teachers gathered virtually to explore how today’s challenges affect everyone during an institute on sustainable development this fall. By using the UN Sustainable Goals Framework, participants of the K-8 Institute on Using the UN Sustainable Development Goals explored how today's pressing challenges are experienced in local communities and around the world.
The Global Service and Peace Corps Preparation Program has been completely revamped for the 2020-2021 school year, making it easier than ever to start your international career. Already a national leader in the number of graduates who serve in the Peace Corps, IU is working to make students as ready as possible to take on the challenges of working abroad.
Teachers have always been caregivers, but the coronavirus has thrust them into the role of first responders for children and families navigating a crisis. Cohen and Willemsen's research points to four ways educational leaders can plan now to ensure teachers are supported going forward.
Read more about Global Literacy Invitations project supported by IU’s Title VI centers. GLI introduces teachers and students to global competencies through globally-themed picture books.
The Indiana University Women’s Philanthropy Leadership Council (WPLC) awarded grants Thursday, June 4, 2020, totaling $99,995 to 14 programs affiliated with six IU campuses. Many of the proposed projects resonated with our council, inspiring a number of members to come forward after the grant presentations to provide an additional $33,554 in personal funding. Ultimately, our 2020-2021 grant finalists were awarded a total of $167,549, which also includes the Well House Society partnership of $25,000, and the Bridging the Visibility Gap’s partnership of $9,000. This year marks the council’s ninth grant cycle, with cumulative awards totaling more than $1,123,000 since 2012.
Preliminary findings from the study provide some key insights into elementary schoolteachers’ needs to provide, and receive, support.
