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    Social Justice Summer Programs

    Social Justice Summer Programs introduce students to the sociological and human rights concepts that are fundamental to understanding social justice. They are exposed to the historical and modern day inequalities that call for the social justice movement, learning to view many topics through the lenses of race, class and gender. The programs are typically offered at university and college campuses, as day or overnight sessions. In group discussions, through classwork and team projects, faculty guide students toward deeper and more complex understanding of concepts such as race theory, LGBTQ advocacy, restorative justice, differentiated instruction and bias assessment. The programs are designed to inspire critical thinking and discussion of democracy, freedom and justice. Students will delve into the topics of civil, economic, labor, and human rights while engaging their peers and guest lecturers from non-profit, social, civil liberty and policy think tank organizations.

    Global Routes: Marine Conservation & Outdoor Leadership in Fiji & New Zealand
    Summer Programs

    Global Routes: Marine Conservation & Outdoor Leadership in Fiji & New Zealand

    This program will take you from the palm-lined beaches and fertile mountain valleys of Fiji to the majestic mountains of New Zealand (Aotearoa) you will get to explore marine ecosystems while snorkeling in the waters of Savusavu, and finally finish with a traditional Maori Rites of Passage ceremony, this program offers a unique opportunity to discover diverse island communities, learn about the importance of environmental conservation, and to cultivate a strong sense of leadership...(more)

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