ICARE for Social Justice

Spring Summit Conference 2023 (#ICARE4Justice)

May 9th-13th · Hartford & Storrs, Connecticut, United States

The Intersectional and Comparative Advancement of Racial Equity for Social Justice

The purpose of the Global Summer Summit is to bring together a group of transnational critical scholar-practitioners to analyze, assess and design important considerations for establishing a global strategy and framework for advancing equity for racially and ethnically minoritized communities in education research, praxis and policy. Participants in the summit will have the opportunity to share best practices with each other as they present their diversity and inclusion research related to the promotion of access and equity for racially and ethnically minoritized communities in higher education. Participants will also have the opportunity to cultivate global frameworks centered on racial equity.

The overall plan is for this summit to result in several conference deliverables to disseminate the global framework cultivated including a podcast series, a white paper outlining the framework, a transnational grant, symposia panels, and a special research journal issue. The Intersectional and Comparative Advancement of Racial Equity for Social Justice is a program designed to advance graduate students, faculty, policy makers and community organizers interested in global issues related to racial equity, intersectionality, social justice, decoloniality and anti-colonialism.

Day 1 – Monday, May 8

TIME DESCRIPTION
3:00 pm Check-in at Hartford Hotel
6:30 pm Dinner at Hartford Hotel

Day 2 – Tuesday, May 9

TIME DESCRIPTION
6:00-9:00 am Breakfast at the Hotel (Optional)
9:30am Registration and Coffee
10:00 am Introductions & Overview
11:05 am Panel: Advancing Racial Equity: Challenges and Opportunities Across the Globe
12.20 pm Lunch Onsite
1:15pm Panel: DEIJ Leadership for Institutional Transformation in Higher Education
2:30 pm Coffee Break
2:45pm Panel: A Comparative and Intersectional Anti-Blackness Framework for Decolonizing and Humanizing Higher Education
4:00 pm Wrap-up and Reflections
4:15 pm Leave for Eduardo Bonilla-Silva Lecture
4:30 pm Event: Eduardo Bonilla-Silva Lecture
6:30-8:00 pm Reception

 

Day 3 – Wednesday, May 10

TIME DESCRIPTION
6:00-8:30 am Breakfast at the Hotel (Optional)
9:00 am Introductions & Reflections
10:00 am Panel: JEDI Research, Impact, & The Limitation of Using the Master’s Tools for Change
11:30 am Coffee Break
11:45 am Panel: Advancing Equity for Intersectional Racially and Ethnically Minoritized Communities
1:00 pm  Lunch Onsite
1:45 pm Panel: Radical Humanization in the Post-Secondary Classroom
3:00 pm Break
3:30 pm Introduction of Knowledge Cafés
4:00 pm Event: TRHT Research Showcase
6:00 pm Leaving for dinner
6:30 pm Dinner in Hartford

 

Day 4 – Thursday, May 11

TIME DESCRIPTION
6:00-8:00 am Breakfast at the Hotel (Optional)
8:15 am Transportation to Another CT Summit Site
9:00 am Welcome, Introductions & Reflections
9:30 am Panel: Self-Care as Resistance: Counternarratives on Navigating Racism, anti-Blackness, and Coloniality in Higher Education
11:00am Knowledge Cafe Strategy Session
12:00 pm Lunch Onsite
1:30 pm Break into Knowledge Cafés
4:00 pm Wrap-up and Closing
4:30 pm Transportation Back to Hartford
6:00 pm Dinner in Hartford 

 

Day 5 – Friday, May 12

TIME DESCRIPTION
6:00-8:30 am Breakfast at the Hotel (Optional)
9:00 am Breaking into Knowledge Cafés
12:00 pm Move to Another CT Summit Site for Lunch
12:30 pm Lunch
1:30 pm Break into Knowledge Cafés and/orMuseum
4:30 pm Wrap up and Closing
5:30 pm Dinner on Participant’s Own

Day 6 – Saturday, May 13

TIME DESCRIPTION
6:00-8:00 am Breakfast at the Hotel (Optional)
8:30 am Head to Museum
12:00 pm Lunch Onsite
1:00 pm Preparation Time for Knowledge Cafe Presentations
2:00 pm Knowledge Cafe presentations and debrief
4:00 pm Depart from Museum
6:00 pm Dinner  and  Guided reflection

Day 7 – Sunday, May 14

TIME DESCRIPTION
All Day Departures
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