Ginsberg Center's Guidance Regarding Community Engagement during COVID-19
Please read on for information on how the Ginsberg Center is responding to the COVID-19 outbreak and how we can continue to support you and your work.
Please read on for information on how the Ginsberg Center is responding to the COVID-19 outbreak and how we can continue to support you and your work.
In a new episode of Michigan Minds, Ginsberg Center staff discuss living up our mission in the face of challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic, including remote engagement for academic partners, community partners, and students. Staff explains how the Ginsberg Center adapted our work during the pandemic and share advice for other community-facing organizations on adjusting in response to current circumstances.
...cannot rest until it comes." -- Ella's Song, Dr. Bernice Johnson Reagon
The Ginsberg Center stands in solidarity with others who continue to challenge the present realities and build an inclusive democracy with thriving, diverse communities working towards racial justice.
Please enjoy this slideshow presentation featuring our Ginsberg graduates of 2020, including video well-wishes from Ginsberg staff. We're so proud of all of the students we've had the privilege to work with and are eager to see how they'll carry their passion for social change out into the world. We see exciting things ahead!
As this school year winds to a close, Ginsberg wishes to recognize and celebrate all of our Ginsberg grads with a few words from our Director, Mary Jo Callan:
Graduate students play a vital role in leading and supporting community-engaged efforts. Read through for some of the ways Ginsberg Is helping graduate students across campus develop and grow their community-engaged teaching and learning
