Become a More Informed World Citizen!
Global Issues & Perspectives is a free lecture/discussion series sponsored by the Center for Creative Change (C3) to address the question: What do we need to know to become effective global citizens? The series is an enriching opportunity to hear, learn from and be inspired by individuals — many of whom are from other cultures and countries — who are invited to Antioch to share their values and vision. Free and open to the public.
WHERE: Antioch campus, room 100
To request disability accommodation contact the Disability Support Services office at least 14 days in advance at: 206-268-4151 (phone), 206-728-5745 (TTY), or e-mail dss@antiochseattle.edu.
Check back soon for a list of upcoming events.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Contact Shelly Dove in the Center for Creative Change at 206-268-4908 or send an e-mail.
Recent Topics
The Future of Grassroots Development in the Majority World
April 2009
Britt Yamamoto, executive director of iLEAP and core faculty in the Center for Creative Change and the 2009 iLEAP International Fellows
In a moderated conversation, the 2009 iLEAP International Fellows debated the promise, problems and future of development in the Majority World. These Fellows hail from Uganda, Zambia, India and Liberia and are leaders in their respective organizations where they are committed to working for change at the grass-roots. The iLEAP Fellowship program works to expand and deepen their understanding of social change through an integrated curriculum built around the methodology of reflective practice and the concept of critical service.
Negotiating a Seat at the Table: Indian Nations, the State
and the United Nations
May 2009
Rudy Rÿser, Ph.D., founder and chairman, Center for World Indigenous Studies
Rÿser spoke to the emergence of Indian nations as local, regional and international players in the climate change debate.
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