Below is a LinkedIn comment by Dominic Morgan, co-founder of the Authentic Leaders Initiative and CEO of ReThink Crisis. It was in response to a post by Bystanders No More about the documentary Planet Israel: A Cautionary Tale. What Dominic describes is the essence of global citizenship, a concept that most international educators pay lip … Continue reading Alignment as Humanity’s Greatest Strength
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Academic Bullying: A Global Problem?
This is a post from a LinkedIn contact, once removed. She has yet to respond to my request to repost it here so I'm leaving out her name but I strongly believe it's worth sharing. I can tell you she has a Ph.D. in physics and works as a research scientist in Europe. As a … Continue reading Academic Bullying: A Global Problem?
Overseas Study as a Stepping Stone to Emigration
Verywell/Alex Dos DIaz At a recent Capstone StudyGlobal Education Fair, I spoke with two girls who asked for recommendations about where to study. Both were high school students, one in the 10th grade and the other in the 11th. Their initial focus was on the US but, after further discussion, they said they were willing … Continue reading Overseas Study as a Stepping Stone to Emigration
The 21 Circles of Privilege
I recently came across this comprehensive image of various sources of privilege on LinkedIn. It was created by Dr. Poornima Luthra, Teaching Associate Professor at the Copenhagen Business School, and author of Diversifying Diversity: Your guide to being an active ally of inclusion in the workplace and The Art of Active Allyship. To get an … Continue reading The 21 Circles of Privilege
An International Educator in Vietnam 
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