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One World, Many Stories: Sharing Narratives for Global Understanding

  • South Mountain Community College, Library Community Room 7050 South 24th Street Phoenix, AZ, 85042 United States (map)

One World, Many Stories: Sharing Narratives for Global Understanding

The majority of our students are passionate about making a difference in their global and local communities. This forum is designed to help participants harness the power of empathy as a tool for inspiring positive social change. By exploring various forms of empathy and drafting curriculum pieces, participants will learn how to activate empathy in their students and themselves.

This forum brings together research, case studies, and lived human experiences, offering a unique opportunity for educators to incorporate empathy into their courses. The goal is to equip participants with the tools to inspire students to use empathy as a lens for understanding social movements and driving positive change in society.

Key Takeaways:

  • Gain a deeper understanding of empathy and its role in promoting compassionate behavior.

  • Examine global case studies that highlight empathy in action, focusing on lived experiences affected by conflict and strife.

  • Explore the concept of empathy through a global lens, considering responsibility and privilege in social movements and change.

  • Learn practical strategies for teaching empathy and globalizing your curriculum.

Whether you’re an educator or a global citizen, this event offers an opportunity to expand your cultural understanding and build practical skills for fostering empathy in education and beyond. Faculty from all disciplines are encouraged to attend, and team participation is highly recommended for building camaraderie through meaningful dialogue.

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