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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: 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. Thurs., Jan. 21, 7 p.m. A conversation with business leaders who are creating social and Thurs., Feb. 18, 7 p.m. High school and college students discuss experiences with peers in Jordan, Guatemala and Peru through programs with One World Now, Global Visionaries and Bridges to Understanding. One World Now's vision offers new opportunities for young people to increase their tolerance, gain new language and leadership skills and to experience other cultures first-hand. Global Visionaries educates and empowers youth to become active leaders and global citizens who promote social and environmental justice through community service at home and abroad. Bridges to Understanding uses digital technology and the art of storytelling to empower and unite youth worldwide, enhance cross-cultural understanding and build global citizenship. Thurs., March 18, 7 p.m. Robert Taylor explores how spirituality may offer commonalities for bridging religious, political and cultural divides in global engagement ranging from environmental issues, human rights, poverty and economic development. Taylor is the author of I'm Spiritual, Not Religious. www.robertvtaylor.com Tues., June 15, and Wed., June 16, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Graduating students from Antioch's five Center for Creative Change degree programs present findings from their community-focused change projects. The Center offers the following degrees: M.A. in Environment and Community, M.S. in Management, M.A. in Organizational Psychology, M.A. in Strategic Communication and M.A. in Whole Systems Design. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Contact Shelly Dove in the Center for Creative Change at 206-268-4908 or send an e-mail.
Recent Topics Global Washington: Partnerships and Collaborations Around the World How Much Is Enough? Your Money or Your Life? Negotiating a Seat at the Table: The Future of Grassroots Development in the Majority World Global Issues & Perspectives Archive:
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