Decolonizing Study Abroad Through Cultural Heritage Programs

In this session, HBCU students & faculty join to discuss their experience designing & participating in Black experience & cultural heritage study abroad programs. The panel seeks to understand how international education experiences can be leveraged as a tool for BIPOC students to gain a deeper understanding of their history & themselves & what considerations schools should take to ensure students are empowered to engage throughout their journey. The panel will explore opportunities to build on existing work to decolonize the study abroad field & progressively diversify the student population.

Programming descriptions are generated by participants and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of SXSW.

photo of Ariyana Griffin

Ariyana Griffin

Morgan State University

photo of Lisa Hopson

Lisa Hopson

Virginia State University

photo of Markus Sherman

Markus Sherman

EF Education First

photo of Henrietta Wright

Henrietta Wright

Morgan State University

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Format: Panel
Type: Session
Focus Area: Higher Education