Faculty and students in DePaul’s Value-Creating Education for Global Citizenship and Curriculum Studies programs presented at the 2023 annual conference of the American Education Studies Association (AESA), held November 8 – 12 in Louisville, KY.  

The following papers were presented. 

Human Education for Immigrant Children in Japan: Creative Coexistence in Society 
Toko Itaya 

Educating for Compassionate Resilience: A Posthuman Competency for Human Survival 
Kristin Salerno 

Curriculum Against Empire: Teaching the Military-Industrial Complex in the Anthropocene 
Jerica Arents 

What We Owe and to Whom? Fostering the Future in Worst Times through Human Education 
Valentina Dughera 

Establishing a Foundation of Global Citizenship through Curriculum and Community Collaboration 
Kathleen Marguerite D’Or 

Value Creation and Happiness in Education: Considerations for a Post-Truth World 
Jason Goulah 

Praxis: Curriculum Theory as Lived by Teacher Educators 
Nozomi Inukai 

Global Conversations Program to Cultivate Critical Social Imagination 
Nozomi Inukai and Emily S Kraus

 

Institute faculty, researcher, and students from Value-Creating Education for Global Citizenship program

DePaul’s faculty and student presenting at a session