The conference proposal submission deadline has been extended to
11:59pm Pacific Time, May 20, 2013.
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Advance registration for the 2013 Annual NAME Conference in Oakland CA, November 6 -10 is now open.This option is intended for people who need to register before full registration is posted, July 15th. If you register now you can “add-on”additional options–including Intensive Institutes, School Tours, Special Events and other special NAME Conference programs, when they are announced in July. ••• JUMP to THE 2013 Conference Registration Info Page & Secure Link ••• REGISTER NOW for NAME’s SUMMER INSTITUTE
Sponsored by the National Association for Multicultural Education (NAME) Host: Northern Illinois University Per participant feedback, the 2013 Summer Institute will continue the conversation with new and returning topics and presenters. Teacher education programs, teaming with school districts, and community partners, are invited to participate in the NAME Summer Institute. Sessions focusing on the recruitment, preparation, and retention of teachers of color and/or language minorities, will be facilitated by leaders of nationally recognized programs. ••Click for more NAME Summer Institute Information •• Announcing NAME’s 23rd Annual International Conference THE DEADLINE has been EXTENDED to MAY 20th, 11:59 pm PST. Conference Theme: Erasing the Shadows, Embracing the Light: In the light – no closets, no basements, no margins, no shadows – a vocal and activist-oriented majority, is demanding attention and justice. Our communities challenge those in power, calling on all to reconsider who belongs, whose voices count, how to engage in teaching and learning, and how to embrace a multicultural democratic society: Who are we? How did we get here? Where are we going? What constitutes “the public?” Today individuals and communities critique those systems of power that dismiss their rights and offer a vision and a powerful hope for the future. A better world, better schools, and better classrooms are possible. Multicultural social justice-oriented educators and community activists foster diversity in education — incurriculum, pedagogy, assessment, and stewardship of schools and communities. We especially encourage the submission of proposals that explore creative and culturally responsive practices for multicultural education. Teachers and students are reframing the purposes of education to better serve the needs of students, families, caregivers, community activists, and advocates. CLICK for complete CALL FOR PROPOSALS information Mark your calendars to learn with NAME in your local community
Korean Association for Multicultural Education 2013 International Conference hosted by the Korean Association for Multicultural Education (KAME) May 9th-11th, 2013 at Hanyang University Seoul, Korea Theme: Reconstructing Education, Culture and Identity in a Global Age The conference will provide a platform for researchers, policy makers and practitioners in the field of multicultural education from home and abroad to share ideas and research findings, and build up a worldwide network of scholarly discussions and friendship. The 2013 international conference of the Korean Association for Multicultural Education (KAME) will be held on May 9th-11th, 2013 at Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea. Under the theme of Reconstructing Education, Culture, and Identity in a Global Age, the conference will provide a platform for educational researchers, policy makers, and practitioners from around the world to share ideas and research findings, and to build up a worldwide network of scholarly discussions and friendship. KAME has established international collaborative partnerships with the National Association for Multicultural Education (NAME) in the United States and the International Association for Intercultural Education (IAIE) in Europe, as encapsulated in Memoranda of Understanding (MOU) signed with these organizations. The headquarters of KAME are currently located in Seoul, Korea.The 2013 KAME international conference will be the first conference to be held by KAME after it has completed signing MOUs with both NAME and IAIE. Keynote speakers of the 2013 KAME international conference include: James A. Banks (University of Washington, USA) Gerald W. Fry (University of Minnesota, USA) Paul C. Gorski (George Mason University, USA) Jagdish Gundara (University of London, UK; President of IAIE) Kevin Kumashiro (University of Illinois at Chicago, USA; President of NAME) Fabio L. Rocca (Universite 3 de Montpellier, France) For further information, please visit the official website of KAME (http://kame.or.kr) or send an email to the managing assistant (kame2008@naver.com). Please send any inquiry to the following addresses: Professor Yun-Kyung Cha, President Korean Association for Multicultural Education (yunkyung@hanyang.ac.kr). or Professor Sunah Kim, sakim22@hanyang.ac.kr
SAVE THE DATE for the New England’s Largest and Oldest Conference
on Multicultural Education Wed. Oct. 16, 2013
8:30 am to 4:00 pm
at Central Connecticut State University
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