Listen to the experiences of students, faculty, and practitioners regarding displaced student education and strategize to create a more inclusive campus.

Curious about how GW currently supports—and can further support—students from displaced and refugee backgrounds? Join GW’s Refugee Educational Advancement Lab (REAL) and No Lost Generation for a dynamic conversation on fostering a more inclusive campus. Hear from a distinguished alumna with a refugee background, faculty from the Immigration Clinic, Human Rights Clinic, and GSEHD’s DEI program, as they discuss ongoing efforts and new opportunities for student support. Don’t miss this chance to engage in meaningful dialogue and drive impactful change. The student panel will also feature two current students with displaced backgrounds. 

Panelists Include:

• Diing Manyang, GW Alumna Co-Founder, Elimisha Kakuma
• James L. Griffith, M.D., Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, GW Global Mental Health Program
• Paulina Vera, Professor GW, Law School GW Law Immigration Clinic
• Dwayne K. Wright, J.D., Ph.D., Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Initiatives, GSEHD
• Dan Altman, Founder NoVa RAFT, Resettling Afghan Families Together

*Morning refreshments will be provided