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Session Type: Symposium
Global citizenship is a fluid concept that has many models that both coincide and conflict with one another. In this symposium, we will analyze different concepts and practices of critical-based Global Citizenship and Global Citizenship Education (GC/E) that focus on social and environmental justice through democratic teaching to deepen and widen understandings of the world’s diverse cultures, as well as Earth’s ecosystem. In this symposium, we present and will form discussions with participants on various theoretical orientations of global citizenship and various associated educational research projects and teaching experiences.
Global Citizenship Education: A New Ethics for the World System? - Carlos Alberto Torres, University of California - Los Angeles
Global Citizenship Education and Eco-Pedagogy at the Intersections: Anthropocentric and Biocentric Connections and Disconnections - Greg William Misiaszek, Beijing Normal University
"Authentically" Coming to Global Citizenship Education From "Hard Spaces"? Ethics, Sensitivities, and Liminalities - Lauren Ila Misiaszek, Beijing Normal University
Global Citizenship for All? Advancing Cultural Capital Among Urban Youth in the United States - Laura Christine Engel, The George Washington University; Jessica Fundalinski; Heidi Gibson, The George Washington University; Russel Clark Boothby, The George Washington University
The Moral and the Political in Global Citizenship and Global Citizenship Education - Wiel M. Veugelers, University of Humanistic Studies Utrecht