Join the Inclusive Culturally Responsive Educators in an interactive session with Erase the Space, a non-profit formed by two teachers (Derek Burtch and Amelia Gordon) in the Columbus area. Part one of this series will be held on April 9^th from 1:00-3:30pm in 201 Education and will focus on systemic issues in K-12/higher education. Part two is on April 16^th from 1:00-3:30pm in 201 Education and will focus on application/collaborative problem solving. It is encouraged for you to attend both parts but not required. Food will be provide at both events, and participants can receive a digital badge to show completion of the workshop.

You can register for one or both events at this link (Links to an external site.). 

 

More about the event: Erase the Space allows students to consciously evaluate the point of view of a peer to productively engage in public discourse, in addition to evaluating our own point of view as well. Erase the Space understands the ability to reflect and change as an individual is one thing, but to do that in conjunction with the changing world around us makes it more difficult. To reflect on the validity behind our own biases and opinion is a necessary component to deliberation. You can learn more about Erase the Space at https://www.erasethespace.org/

RSVP link - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfQTwGp-fWpGqMKV_WG6HFR9-goL6iZn3Pk0Ijh76NYfz-New/viewform Learn more at http://bgsu.presence.io/event/erase-the-space-part-1