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The View from Down Under: Reflections on the APAIE Conference in Melbourne
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This year’s APAIE Conference was the biggest ever, and although Australia was a long way even for some of us in the rest of Asia, universities, NGOs and international education experts from across the globe gathered to find common cause and mull over the issues facing our sector.
Why the Refugee Crisis is so Unique
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Over the past two weeks, the Institute has been asked to make a series of presentations on how higher education can respond to the current refugee crisis. As has been true in the past, the Institute is seen as active on the front lines when there are higher education emergencies, where students and scholars need to be helped and rescued.
Empowering Voices and Contributing to HER Impact
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The report “HER Initiative to Lead Change: The Power of Education” shows how IIE is making a difference in Ethiopia, affecting the lives of the next generation of women and contributing to their academic and personal success.
Top 5 Ways IIE is Building Networks Across Africa
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Through programs like ACE for Women’s Leadership and Higher Education Readiness (HER), IIE harnesses the power of international education to address major challenges facing the world today.
We Are the Lucky Ones: A Partner’s Reflections on the IIE-SRF Forum
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On April 29th, I sat on the 12th floor of IIE’s New York Headquarters, humbled to be a part of the 2016 Scholar Rescue Fund Forum, “Scholar Voices and University Action.” Surrounding me were highly accomplished individuals from education, human rights and government sectors, paired with persecuted scholars from all around the globe, each with a story to tell and a profound determination to make an impactful change.
Letter from Cape Town: Finding Shakespeare
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In my remarks at the British Council’s “Going Global” Conference, I noted how ironic it was that the only surviving piece of paper that contains something written in Shakespeare’s own hand is a scene about refugees.
Letter from Tbilisi
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Georgia’s Minister of Education and Science, Aleksandre Jejelava, is embracing what I consider a more positive educational nationalism–-a drive to internationalize higher education institutions, faculty and student bodies.
Experiential Learning and the UAE
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Experiential learning is an emerging trend in U.S. higher education, and I learned at the conference that our global peers throughout the world are also utilizing experiential learning in their educational programs to further the development of key sectors, academic fields, and professional skills.