COMMUNITY UPDATE: Join GLS During International Education Week—There Will be Riveting Guest Speakers, Door Prizes, and More!
Hmong Artisans, Fair Trade, and Preserving Cultural Arts
Nov. 15, 11 a.m -12 p.m. – Bayou Building 2235
As a reminder, the Office of Global Learning and Strategy is kicking off this year’s International Education Week 2021! On Monday, November 15, 2021 at 11 a.m. our presentation entitled, Hmong Artisans, Fair Trade, and Preserving Cultural Arts will be hosted in Bayou Building 2235.
This presentation will center on a fellow UHCL graduate student’s entrepreneurial initiative to promote fair trade and develop a fair and ethical eCommerce store for Hmong artisans, a prominent ethnic group in Southeast Asia; it will be housed under our office.
Attendees will have the opportunity to win a Hmong handcrafted door prize!
Radical Black Feminisms: Illuminating Pathways, Empowered Engagement
Nov. 15, 5 – 7 p.m. – Garden Room
In conjunction with the College of Human Sciences and Humanities’ Women and Gender Studies Program’s yearlong “suff/e/rage” programming, the Office of Global of Learning and Strategy is proud to be sponsoring iconic gender and racial justice activist, Demita Frazier at this year’s International Education Week 2021.
She will be virtually joining UHCL on Monday, November 15, 2021 at 5 p.m. for a talk entitled, Radical Black Feminisms: Illuminating Pathways, Empowered Engagement hosted by the Women and Gender Studies Program. Following Frazier’s talk, there will be a roundtable discussing current Women and Gender Studies Program faculty research.
Please see below for in-person and virtual options to attend.
In-person option
(There will be a 40-person limit, please RSVP at the Eventbrite link below)
Garden Room | Bayou Building 1510
Virtual Option
Please register to join via Zoom below:
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