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“Educate to Liberate” Conference brings together international scholars and activists to brainstorm transnational innovation in education
On April 20, Duke University hosted an all-day conference, “Cost of Opportunity: Educate to Liberate” which brought together Brazilian and U.S. scholars to discuss educational innovation in the Americas, especially for the continents’ marginalized and minority populations. History professor John D. French opened with a description of Duke’s two-year long project, “The Cost of Opportunity:Higher […]
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