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GLOBAL COMMONS SPECIAL ISSUE FOCUSES ON REFUGEE MOBILITY, IMMOBILITY, AND HIGHER EDUCATION
The Global Commons has launched the '23 Special Issue on Mobility/Immobility. The student-produced digital publication shares research and reflections from students and faculty who participated in a hybrid conference last fall focused on issues related to forced displacement. Read more.

PROTECTING PALESTINIAN DIGITAL RIGHTS IN TIMES OF CRISIS

TODAY!
Wednesday, March 6
10 AM New York l 4 PM Vienna
Jalal Abukhater, Advocacy Manager at 7amleh, the Arab Center for the Advancement of Social Media, will deliver a guest lecture for the Network Collaborative course on Freedom of Expression that is open to the public. Learn more and join online.

REGISTER FOR WORKSHOP ON SELF CARE IN HIGHER EDUCATION

BEGINS TODAY!
Wednesday, March 6 & March 13
8:30 AM New York l 2:30 PM Vienna
The Professional Development Program for University Administrators at the Yehuda Elkana Center for Teaching, Learning, and Higher Education Research is offering a two-part workshop for university managers on "Self Care and Creativity in Higher Education." 
Learn more and register to join online.

FUNDAMENTALS OF COMBATING ILLICIT TRAFFICKING OF ANTIQUITIES

Begins Thursday, March 7
10 AM New York l 4 PM Vienna
The public is invited to observe eight meetings of the OSUN Online Course, based at the American University of Afghanistan, on "Fundamentals of Combating the Illicit Circulation and Trafficking of Antiquities with a Focus on Central Asia."
Learn more and register to join online.

ENGAGED RESEARCH: INTEGRATING ACADEMIC AND ENDOGENOUS KNOWLEDGE

Wednesday, March 13
9 AM New York l 2 PM Vienna
Amplifying the Voices of Engaged Researchers Around the World, a community of practice for civically engaged scholars, is offering a webinar focused on developing professional skills that preserve Indigenous / endogenous wisdom.
Learn more and register to join online.

LIBERAL EDUCATION IN ILLIBERAL CONTEXTS: STUDENT PERSPECTIVES FROM HUNGARY & THE UNITED STATES

Wednesday, March 13
9 AM New York l 2 PM Vienna
This webinar from the Liberal Arts and Sciences Collaborative brings together students studying in liberal arts higher education programs that have come under attack.  Learn more and register to join online.

DOES LIBERAL ARTS EDUCATION NEED TO BE DECOLONIZED?

Thursday, March 21
9 AM New York l 2 PM Vienna
This Liberal Arts and Sciences Collaborative public conversation examines the potential need for a decolonizing project for LAS education and what that might entail.
Learn more and register to join online.

CALL FOR PROPOSALS & PAPERS: BODY IMAGE, EATING BEHAVIORS AND HEALTH IN THE CARIBBEAN

Deadline for conference abstracts: Saturday, June 1
Deadline for manuscripts: Sunday, September 1
The Dying to be Beautiful Conference, convening in December at the University of the West Indies, Mona, in Jamaica, seeks submissions for presentations and workshops concerning healthcare challenges for people in the Caribbean. The Caribbean Journal of Psychology seeks manuscripts on similar themes.
Learn more and submit.

MOLEMO MOILOA: BECOMING UNGOVERNABLE

Friday, March 8
12 PM New York l 6 PM Vienna
The OSUN Center for Human Rights and the Arts presents Molemo Moiloa, discussing the notion of becoming ungovernable in an effort to tap into capacities to form new worlds in times of collapse. 
Learn more and register to join online.

DEADLINES EXTENDED: INTERDISCIPLINARY INTENSIVE SUMMER COURSES AT CEU 

Deadline to apply is Sunday, March 10
Application deadlines have been extended for many CEU Summer University courses. The high level intensive research- and policy-oriented courses are offered in Budapest to faculty and staff in June and July.  
Learn more and apply.

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: UNDERGRADUATE STUDY MOBILITY 

Deadline to apply is Friday, March 15

SUBMIT TO "YOUTH VOICES OF CHANGE" MEDIA FESTIVAL

Deadline to submit is Friday, April 19
 

CALL FOR PAPERS: INDIRECT GOVERNANCE OF VIOLENCE, ECONOMY, AND RELIGION IN AFRICA

Deadline to submit is Friday, March 15
WISER (The WITS Institute for Social and Economic Research) in Johannesburg seeks papers for a workshop in July focused on colonized Africa and the indirect management of the economy, religious influences, and the dynamics of violence. 
Learn more and submit.

APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR FACULTY MOBILITY FELLOWSHIPS

Deadline to apply is Friday, March 8

LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES ADVISORS AVAILABLE TO SUPPORT PRACTITIONERS

Deadline to submit is Friday, March 15

APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR ANTHONY LESTER LAW FELLOWSHIPS

Deadline to apply is Thursday, March 28
 

OSUN member institutions are encouraged to send news, events, or opportunities to news@opensocietyuniversitynetwork.org.

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