Global Roots of Resistance: Student Activism, Decolonization, and Creating an Anti-Racist World

Moderated by Dr. Charles H.F. Davis III, Assistant Professor in the Center for the Study of Higher and Postsecondary Education, this panel will feature student activists from South Africa and the U.S. discussing how to sustain student movements in the face of repression. Additionally, small-group breakouts will explore topics such as: the post-protest consequences faced by student activist leaders; how involvement in student activism shapes future pathways; and how student protest discourse can contribute positively to university knowledge production and in the public discourse.

Zoom link available to all who register.