The Association of International Educators and Leaders of Color is hosting a Book Club to read Growing Up in Transit: The Politics of Belonging at an International School.
All welcome.
Dates:
30 January, 6pm EST
27 February, 8am EST
27 March, 6pm EST
How do I join?
Click here to email AIELOC or write to aieloc2019 [at] gmail [dot] com
Where can I get a copy of the book?
If you don’t already have a copy of Growing Up in Transit, click here and get 25% off on the paperback.
Note from Danau:
Don’t worry, I won’t be joining – that way you can critique the book all you want! 🙂
Danau Tanu will be talking with educators from the United Nations International School (UNIS) of Hanoi, one of only two UN international schools in the world.
UNIS Hanoi has been running a book club reading Growing Up in Transit: The Politics of Belonging at an International School. The book club is part of their broader effort, led by the Secondary Deputy Principal Tanay Naik, to create opportunities to improve the way the school addresses issues of diversity.
Danau will join their second meeting as part of their Q&A session with the author.
Danau Tanu was invited to speak about Growing Up in Transit with educators from the Western Academy of Beijing (WAB).
It is an introductory session for their WAB Reads book club and one of several sessions organized for their professional learning and growth programs.
I will be one of a panel of speakers at the Youth Forum Switzerland 2021 to discuss racism in the international school context.
The live-streamed panel is organised by students of International School of Zug and Luzern. It will also feature Hayley Headley (former UWC student and member of Critical Engagement diversity, equity and inclusion initiative) and student speakers Alistair Mackay and Michaela J as well as co-founder of the Organisation to Decolonise International Schools (ODIS), Xoà i David.
We will be discussing issues of overt and covert racism with a focus on how instances of microagression sustains systemic racism in the international school context.
#yfs2021
watch on YouTube
About Youth Forum Switzerland
Youth Forum Switzerland (YFS) is the creation of a group of globally engaged high school students at the International School of Zug and Luzern.
Students who had attended the World Economic Forum’s Open Forum Davos event in January 2017 found the experience transformative and were inspired to organize an event in the same spirit. YFS aims to give youth a voice in issues that will impact their future. Today the YFS Team has grown to over 75 students who work together to curate YFS.
The Association of International Educators and Leaders of Color is hosting a Book Club to read Growing Up in Transit: The Politics of Belonging at an International School.
All welcome.
Dates:
30 January, 6pm EST
27 February, 8am EST
27 March, 6pm EST
Where can I get a copy of the book?
If you don’t already have a copy of Growing Up in Transit, click here and get 25% off on the paperback. The promo code is valid until the end of January 2021.
Note from Danau:
Don’t worry, I won’t be joining – that way you can critique the book all you want! 🙂