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    The Fulbright Program and Rutgers University Diversity and Inclusion Collaborative

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
    Contact: Brandy Jones
    Telephone: 848-932-0788
    Email: brandy.jones@gse.rutgers.edu

    Rutgers University’s Center for Minority Serving Institutions and the Samuel Dewitt Proctor Institute for Leadership,  Equity, and Justice in which it is housed are pleased to announce that they will be collaborating with the U.S. Department of State and its Fulbright Program to amplify and extend the Fulbright Program’s focus on diversity and inclusion. 

    New Report by the Samuel DeWitt Proctor Institute Delves into Racism, Whiteness, and Privilege

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
    Contact: Brandy Jones
    Telephone: 848-932-0788
    Email: brandy.jones@gse.rutgers.edu

    New Brunswick, NJ., February 25, 2021— The Samuel DeWitt Proctor Institute for Leadership, Equity, and Justice (Proctor Institute) is proud to announce the release of a new report that explores the current racial climate in the United States and its historical context.

    Join us for Re-framing Black Art: A Matter of Social Justice Panel Discussion

    “Re-framing Black Art: A Matter of Social Justice” features visual artists and arts educators/administrators whose diverse perspectives significantly contribute to the contemporary landscape. The panel discussion refocuses Americans’ larger conversation about the value of Black lives onto the role public education must play in facilitating children’s processing and to responding to narrowly defined representations of Black Americans within the public pedagogy.

    The Crossover - School Integration: A Conversation Started 50 Years Ago

    Join us as author Eileen Sanchez and Michael Hicks discuss Freedom Lessons, the book marking the anniversary of the desegregation of schools in Louisiana known as "The Crossover." This event is co-sponsored with the Rutgers University Graduate School of Education Alumni Association (GSEAA).

    Part of the Coffee & Conversation Series, the discussion will underscore lifelong learning, the value of diversity, and the belief that life-changing events can result in meaningful connections from one generation to another.

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