We invite you to join us online for a four-part series to learn more about the Collaborative and our initiatives. These sessions are perfect for educators, researchers, and community organisers interested in meaningful collaborations that align with Fair Trade Learning principles, including transparency, economic equity, reciprocity, and sustainability.
15 July, 10am (AEST) Sydney, NSW, Australia time
Celebrate the launch of the agreement between Charles Sturt University and the Collaborative! This session will introduce participants to the Collaborative’s mission, outlining our four key activities and organisational structure.
Key speakers: Sarah Stanlick Ph.D.
29 July, 10am (AEST) Sydney, NSW, Australia time
Dive into the principles of Fair Trade Learning (FTL) with an overview of the community and international development literature and best practices that shaped FTL as an ethical framework for civic and global learning abroad.
Key speakers: Samantha Brandauer
12 August, 10am (AEST) Sydney, NSW, Australia time
Explore our shared teaching and learning resource in this interactive workshop. Learn about the origins, applications, and support mechanisms of the Toolkit, and discuss other knowledge mobilization forms, including our Summits, Institutes, webinars, and blog.
Key speakers: Eric Hartman
26 August, 10am (AEST) Sydney, NSW, Australia time
Utilise the Collaborative’s Global Engagement Survey (GES) to evaluate our impacts. Since 2015, 39 institutions/organisations have participated in the GES, with over 11,000 students surveyed. This session will explore research-informed practices to measure community and student impacts, aligning with our principles, especially FTL.
Key speakers: Mike Bishop