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When schools shut down in-person learning in the early days of the
pandemic, educators quickly developed some [2]astounding online
opportunities. That’s not something to leave in the past, [3]writes
Christine Shiau of the Institute's [4]Stevens Initiative. In particular,
educators should cultivate the idea of “virtual exchange,” in which
students from around the world gather in the same on-screen classroom,
building empathy and understanding along the way.

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[7]Celebrating the Diversity within Hispanic Communities

As the country recognizes Hispanic Heritage Month, it is important to note
the US Latinx population is far from a monolith. It represents more than 20
countries of origin with members spread all across the political spectrum.
Reverend Dr. Gabriel Salguero, for instance, [8]isn’t easily categorized by
his religion or politics, but he takes inspiration in the variety of the
Hispanic experience as he works to pursue justice with his Evangelical
community. The reverend is a member of the Racial Justice & Religion
Commission for the [9]Inclusive America Project.
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[13]Global Leaders Step Up to Speak Out

Each year, the [14]New Voices Fellowship selects local leaders in Africa,
Asia, and Latin America for intensive, ongoing training in the finer points
of media savvy. Their new skills translate into high-profile op-eds,
invitations to conferences and collaborations, and—most importantly—the
dissemination of [15]high-quality, actionable initiatives that change lives
all over the world. The experience can also be life-changing for the
fellows themselves. Nominations for next year’s fellowship are [16]open
until October 20.
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[20]The World of Sports in a Changing Climate

Sports may seem far removed from climate concerns, but only for those who
haven’t played a lunchtime game of soccer lately. In a [21]forum hosted by
the [22]Sports & Society Program, an athlete, an author, and the developer
of a carbon-neutral sports venue discussed [23]the effects of climate
change on our favorite pastimes and ways the sporting world can be more
sensitive to its own impact.
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[27]Business Classes You Shouldn’t Skip

The [28]Business & Society Program has honored eight business school
courses and their instructors with the [29]Ideas Worth Teaching Award, a
recognition that showcases tools, resources, and inspiration for faculty
[30]preparing the next generation of business leaders. This year’s winners
explore subjects like economies of care and reciprocity, the value of human
difference, and the overlooked history of capitalism’s development.
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[34]Introducing Aspen Ideas: Climate

Earth's climate is changing, and it is changing now. [35]Aspen Ideas:
Climate, a multi-day event, will enlist the world’s most ambitious climate
problem solvers from across the US and beyond to participate in a major
public event in Miami Beach, the event’s partner city in March 2022. News
of the recent announcement can be seen in the [36]Miami Herald and the
station [37]CBS 4 Miami.

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[41]Aspen Cyber Summit: Systemic Cyber Risk

October 6, 2021, 11am EST

[42]Aspen Digital's sixth annual [43]Aspen Cyber Summit is kickstarting a
new global dialogue on systemic cyber risk. Throughout the two-day
convening, top leaders and innovators address disruptions of internet
infrastructure, healthcare during the pandemic, energy infrastructure, food
supplies and more. Watch Day 1 highlights [44]here and register for Day 2
[45]here.

[46]Global Inclusive Growth Summit

October 14, 2021

Join a community of purpose-driven leaders for a [47]day-long summit to
address collective action to rebuild more inclusive and sustainable
economies. This summit will bring together leaders from across sectors
including former President Bill Clinton; Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala,
director-general of the World Trade Organization; Makhtar Diop, managing
director & EVP of the International Finance Corporation, and many more.
[48]See the full agenda and register to attend here.

[49]Project Play Summit

October 19 - 20, 7pm; 11am EST

The [50]Sports & Society Program’s annual [51]Project Play Summit is the
nation’s premier event for leaders building healthy communities through
sports. This year’s speakers include pro basketball player Jeremy Lin and
two-time World Cup Soccer champions Alex Morgan, Sydney Leroux, Ali Krieger
and Ashlyn Harris. “Helping Underrepresented Communities Return to
Sports” and “Bringing Back Sports for Better” are among the panel
discussions. See the full lineup and register [52]here.

[53]Latino Business & Entrepreneurship Summit 2021: Fostering Economic
Resiliency in Latino Cities & Communities

October 27, 2021, 8:30am EST

The [54]Latinos and Society Program’s inaugural [55]summit will convene
cross-sector leaders from Chicago, Miami, El Paso, San Antonio, Phoenix,
and San Bernardino. Together they will identify the policies, practices,
and systems to enhance the economic power of Latino entrepreneurs and small
business owners across the US in these uncertain times. Learn more and
[56]register today.

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