Intersectionality Lab (I-Lab)

Want to turn today's headlines into tomorrow's lessons? Join us for an?exclusive event with?The The Wall Street Journal?and discover how?#WSJ's Instructor Tools?empower educators to cultivate global perspectives and?#inclusive?classrooms -- transforming news into impactful learning experiences on the international spectrum. Attendees will receive FREE?#WSJ?pedagogical guides and digital teaching materials, as well as free?#WSJ?swag gifts. The event is centered on powerful inclusive teaching practices using?#WSJ?articles and digital tools to ignite inclusive learning strategies.? We’re excited for this workshop with an esteemed group of learning experts and professors --?with special thanks to the #WSJ team, Cate Daniels, Alisha Stegall, and #NYU #SPS team, Raul Sanchez,?Dan Bullock,?Dr. Jose Mendoza,?Bahriye Goren-Gulek. We look forward to seeing you there and shaping a better future together. *Sponsored by the NYU SPS?Intersectionality Lab (I-Lab) Lab?and the GIDBEA Committee. #connectglobally #inclusive #intersectionality #professors #leadership #communicationskills #management #training #teaching #highereducation #WSJ?New York University?NYU School of Professional Studies?Intersectionality Lab (I-Lab)?NYU SPS Integrated Marketing & Communications ?NYU SPS Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies

Join us to discover how?The Wall Street Journal's Instructor Tools?empower educators to cultivate global perspectives and inclusive classrooms, transforming news into impactful learning experiences on the international spectrum. Attendees will get free #WSJ subscriptions, proven teaching strategies, ready-to-implement pedagogical guides, and new digital learning tools to enhance learning and power inclusive spaces in the global classroom. You'll also get free?#WSJ swag giveaways! ? Hear from #WSJ?guest speakers Cate Daniels and Alisha Stegall, as well as #NYU #SPS faculty panelist presenters,?Raul Sanchez,?Dan Bullock,? Dr. Jose Mendoza, and Bahriye Goren-Gulek. RSVP here to ensure a spot! https://lnkd.in/dQ4qBD8z #inclusive #intersectionality #communicationskills #teaching #highereducation #WSJ?New York University?NYU School of Professional Studies?Intersectionality Lab (I-Lab)?NYU SPS Integrated Marketing & Communications?NYU SPS Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies

Mental health matters. This month of?#MentalHealth?Awareness has ignited global?conversations around the challenges many face and the importance of support, understanding, and compassion in?prioritizing mental well-being in our daily work and personal lives.? The I-Lab held an?"Intersectionality in Action: Transforming Well-being in Education & Business"?event this month to spotlight how intersectionality advances the creation and well-being across academic & work spaces, with leading faculty researchers from?TU Dortmund University,?Lehigh@NasdaqCenter, & the InterHEd initiative.?This month reminds us that mental health is as important as physical health, and we all play a role in creating an environment where open dialogue and collaborative solutions can happen. Although October is mental health awareness month, mental health is of year-round importance. By continually prioritizing it in our?learning and workspaces, we foster more supportive and understanding environments for ourselves and others. Remember, seeking help, sharing experiences, and taking time for self-care is okay. Let’s make mental well-being a daily commitment, not just a monthly focus. Awareness and education are powerful tools we can all use to take action. By bridging silos and fostering inclusivity, we give voice to unspoken needs and foster environments that promote understanding, care, and co-creativity.?? #mentalhealthawareness #intersectionality #worldmentalhealthmonth #inclusion #mentalwellnessmatters

Join us as Professor & Deputy Director Liudvika Lei?yt? and Junior Professor Daniela Gimenez Jimenez lead a discussion on approaches to intersectionality and well-being. Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your knowledge!

We are excited to share our upcoming event this Thursday, October 10th, from 3:00 to 4:30 PM. Join us as Professor & Deputy Director Liudvika Lei?yt? and Junior Professor Daniela Gimenez Jimenez lead a discussion on approaches to intersectionality and well-being. Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your knowledge!

Discover how intersectionality reshapes our understanding of well-being across academia & entrepreneurship. Join leading faculty experts from University of Dortmund, Lehigh@NasdaqCenter, & the InterHEd initiative for cutting-edge research & transformative insights.? Professor & Deputy Director Liudvika Lei?yt? and Junior Professor Daniela Gimenez Jimenez will share new fieldwork that contributes to the United Nations Global Goals with Sustainable Development Goal 3: "Good Health and Well-Being" about ways to integrate well-being into curriculum design and the world of work. WHAT: "Intersectionality in Action: Transforming Well-being in Education & Business" WHERE: 7 East 12th Street, Room 321? WHEN: Thursday, October 10th, 3:00-4:30pm (EST) We look forward to seeing you there. #interesctionality #wellness #nasdaq #entrepreneurship #futureofwork NYU School of Professional Studies NYU SPS Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies

How can we use language to create inclusion? Join us for the inaugural GALA Roadshow which will feature tips, strategies, and best practices on language accessibility and inclusion in education and workplace settings from the language professional’s perspective. The afternoon event will feature presentations by the New York City Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs, the NYU School of Professional Studies Intersectionality Lab (I-Lab), Eriksen Translations, New York State Office of Language Access, and the Endangered Language Alliance. With more than 3 million foreign-born residents from more than 200 countries, New York is home to one of the most diverse populations from every part of the globe which speak over 800 different languages. WHEN: 1:00PM-4:00PM (EST) Tuesday, June 24th, 2024 WHERE: NYU School of Professional Studies 7 East 12th Street, 5th Floor Lounge 10003 - New York, NY Nearly half of all New Yorkers speak a language other than English at home, and almost 25%, or 1.8 million people, are not English proficient. NYC is one of a kind, the lessons learned and best practices developed there can be widely applied across communications contexts, cultural settings, and global workplace settings. ? Co-organized by Annelise Finegan (Academic Director NYU SPS MS in Translation & Interpreting, NYU SPS Center for Publishing and Applied Liberal Arts (PALA)) and Vigdis Eriksen (Eriksen Translations Inc.).?Hosted by the Globalization and Localization Association (GALA). https://lnkd.in/gGZAdAnE

Want to innovate? Join us for #Innovation Day at NYU's School of Professional Studies with special guest United Nations #NewWork on April 30th! ??

How can we use #storytelling to overcome #impostersyndrome? A few weeks after NYU SPS Center for Publishing and Applied Liberal Arts (PALA) recent event, where guest speakers explored imposter syndrome, #intersectionality, and borders through storytelling, PALA's Darius Phelps reflects on the importance of fostering #inclusivity within NYU community:

How can we make #classrooms inclusive of students with disabilities? ?? Join the upcoming session for faculty on creating disability-inclusive classrooms on Tuesday, April 16: