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X-WR-CALNAME:The Program in Higher Education Leadership (PHEL) Spring 2021 
 Distinguished Lecture Event
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DESCRIPTION:Cartografías Negras: Black-imiento and Urban College Access\n\
 n \n\nThe Spring 2021 PHEL Distinguished Lecture will feature Amalia Z. Da
 che\, assistant professor in the Graduate School of Education at the Unive
 rsity of Pennsylvania. Her experiences as a Cuban refugee and student trav
 ersing U.S. educational systems—among them urban K–12 schools\, commun
 ity college\, state college\, and a private research-intensive university
 —inform her research and professional activities.\n\nDuring her presenta
 tion\, Dache will draw from her research in contested urban geographies in
  Havana\, Cuba\, and most recently in Philadelphia\, Pennsylvania\, and ex
 plore how spatial-racial factors play a role in college access discourses.
  Using her collaborative framework on Black-imiento – the engagement of 
 Black consciousness for Latinx communities she frames how AfroLatinx\, Bla
 ck\, and Latinx communities are navigating their educational landscapes.
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SUMMARY:The Program in Higher Education Leadership (PHEL) Spring 2021 Disti
 nguished Lecture Event
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 tion_leadership_phel_spring_2021_distinguished_lecture_event
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
CATEGORIES:Campus & Community
CATEGORIES:Policy & Law
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Social Justice
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