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Making empowerment sustainable
Wed, April 17, 5:00 to 6:30pm, Hyatt Regency, Floor: Bay (Level 1), Bayview BGroup Submission Type: Refereed Round-Table Session
Proposal
The world is changing. Countries across the globe are reconciling majority populations with minority populations based on differences in class, gender, sex, and language--just to name a few. Through discussions on socioeconomic minorities, linguistic minorities, and sociocultural minorities, this round table will address questions of how to make empowerment sustainable. The answer: Education.
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Individual Presentations
Empowering Socioeconomic Minorities Through Sustainable Educational Practices - Junior Menezes, Soka University of America
Shaping Society Together: Social Inclusion and Engagement through Comprehensive Sex Education - Paul Carley, Soka University of America
Not Your Language or My Language, But Our Languages: Heritage Language Learning as an Opportunity for Empowerment and Community Development - Fae Webber, Soka University of America
Diversity and Inclusion within our organizations: why we can't achieve equity in education until we have diversity in our organizations - Michelle Sandhoff, Indiana University of Pennsylvania