Simpson Center for the Humanities, humanities@uw.edu, 206.543.3920

Hosted by the Office of Global Affairs in partnership with the UW Law Sustainable International Development Graduate Program, the Comparative History of Ideas Department, and Latin American and Caribbean Studies.

As part of the Activating the Third University project, the Office of Global Affairs invites the UW community to take a critical look at the University of Washington’s Guidelines for Global Engagement and to take part in a participatory process to revise them. 

We are seeking to form a working group of diverse faculty, staff, and students to help us steer this endeavor. We are hosting information sessions for those interested in participating. The aim is to revise the Guidelines to inform and guide the UW community to investigate, address, and redress inequities and injustices when globally engaged, inform the UW community by providing critical terms to use and critical questions to better attend to contexts and histories of injustice and inequity, and guide the community towards critical resources, both theoretical and practical, that can help them investigate, address, and redress inequities and injustices.
 

Virtual Session, October 5, registration required: bit.ly…


Attendees are also welcome to attend the October 12 in-person session from 2:00-3:30 in CMU 202.