Education Abroad 101 (EA 101). Friday, Feb. 24th, 2-3pm, Zoom. Description: Education Abroad (EA) 101 is for anyone interested in studying abroad but isn't sure where to start! Register here.

*note that EA 101 webinars take place via Zoom every Friday.*

GECP Yoga (and More). Friday, Feb. 24th, 3-5pm, Erickson Hall 310. Relax with yoga, followed by sandwiches and cookies. Register here.

APIDA/A Solidarity, Coalition & Justice Workshops: 'Solidarity with Other Racialized Communities'. Tuesday, Feb. 28th, 2-4pm, Erickson Hall 252. Details here.

Ethnolinguistic and Ethnoreligious Nationalism(s) in Education in the Context of Global Crises. Friday, March 3rd, 10am-5pm, Erickson 252. The ascension of populist leaders (e.g., Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil, Donald Trump in the US, Gotabaya Rajapaksa in Sri Lanka) keenly supported by ethnoreligious and ethnolinguistic groups and movements in democratic societies is a global phenomenon in the past decade. In their struggle for power, neo-nationalist groups (e.g., Boko Haram in Nigeria, Buddhist-nationalists in Myanmar and Sri Lanka, and Bharatiya Janata Party of India) have led to crimes against humanity testing the strength and boundaries of democratic societies and their values. Neo-nationalist movements have impacted education systems making schools and other educational institutions a site of struggle between proponents and detractors of ethnocentric education. Details here.