SXSW EDU 2019
Unified Generation: Youth and Social Inclusion
Description:
Explore how youth become part of a "Unified Generation" and act as change agents in creating schools and communities that are socially inclusive. Engaging students with and without intellectual disabilities and those on the fringes as they become part of the fabric of the school addresses issues of social justice, equity, acceptance and tolerance. Hear perspectives from youth, Special Olympics Unified Champion Schools Senior Director, and a leader in social inclusion globally.
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Takeaways
- Gain knowledge on social inclusion and how it impacts school climate and social justice.
- Identify how youth become change agents in creating schools of tolerance, acceptance and equity.
- Reflect on the impact of a Unified Generation on creating an equitable, tolerant and accepting community.
Speakers
- Mitch Bonar, Student Athlete, Special Olympics
- Andrea Cahn, Senior Director, Unified Champion Schools, Special Olympics
- Soeren Palumbo, Sr Director, Global Youth Engagement, Special Olympics
- Abby Abel, Unified Partner, Special Olympics
Organizer
Betty Edwards, Educational Consultant Chair, National Education Leaders Network, Special Olympics
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