Top tips from the first event in our ‘Stories from the Field’ series, which ironically is about how to do your global research when you can’t be in the field! #FABI “How to Do Global Research When You Can’t Go Global”.

Check out FABI member, University of San Francisco Professor Jeff Paller, sharing his expertise on the politics of belonging in urban Ghana. Jeffrey Paller #internationalization #FABIatUSFCA

Four prominent law professors file a complaint against the federal government for violating their constitutional rights to engage in work on global justice, which interferes with academic freedom. theguardian.com/us-news/2020/o…

12 of the best things to see and do in Ghana cnn.com/travel/article… via CNN Travel

The International Studies Department at the University of San Francisco is hiring for a tenure-track position, focus on refugees and forced migration. usfca.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/USF_Full…

Check out this interview with #USFCA Faculty Advisory board on Internationalization (FABI) member and USF School of Education Professor @belindaHarriaga about her non-profit organization @Alasdreams!

#MLKDay

#FABIatUSFCA Chair Dana Zartner spoke with #KTVU news about the U.S. rejoining the Paris Agreement and rebuilding relationships with our international allies to achieve meaningful action on climate change. University of San Francisco @DanaZartner #ParisAgreement ktvu.com/video/893184

The number of women leaders continues to increase around the world, creating spaces for new equity-centered opportunities, dialogues, and policies. #ChangeTheWorldFromEverywhere #womeninleadership #GlobalWomen

Wishing you good fortune for the Year of the Ox! Happy Lunar New Year to all! #LunarNewYear2021

FABI & USF School of Education Professor @belindaHarriaga has a new book about a child's fear of deportation & separation from her parents. This book gives voice to the fear many children carry in silence and the need for immigration reform, but also the power of love! amazon.com/dp/1735121010/…

Looking forward to Dr. John M. Hobson's lecture on "The Multicultural Origins of the Global Economy" under the rubric of the Davies Forum International Studies at USF FABI-USFCA Join us on Monday, 1 March, 11:45AM-1PM PST. To register: usfca.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

This week!

Celebrating amazing women around the world on International Women’s Day! #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2021 #ChooseToChallenge yahoo.com/lifestyle/inte…

Join us tonight from 5-6:15PM Pacific time for a conversation with Kedi director Ceyda Torun on her award-winning, documentary about the street cats of Istanbul and people who care for them! International Studies at USF FABI-USFCA

Join our final Davies keynote from brilliant Arlene B Tickner on "Unsettled Knowledges in Latin America" - on what we can learn from liberation theology, indigenous and Afro-descendant perspectives on world politics . Apr19th, 1145AM-1PM Pacific. Register @ usfca.edu/event/2021-04-…

The global community has lost a true leader today. As an educator, a diplomat, and a staunch advocate for women’s rights, Secretary Albright knew the importance of global-local connections and shared human experience.

⁦⁦FABI-USFCA⁩ member Professor @DanaZartner quoted in this morning’s #sfchronicle on the international legal support for indigenous right to their sacred lands. #usfca #ISatUSFCA sfchronicle.com/climate/articl…

Check out the latest issue of Globus - a social justice journal of international studies from the University of San Francisco. One of the many ways we engage our global community with an array of voices. Globus University of San Francisco International Studies at USF usfca.edu/journal/globus…

My latest on why global right-wing #populism’s rise in the global “North” and “South” also offers an analytical and activist opportunity for cross-border coalitions for #pluralism. berkleycenter.georgetown.edu/responses/a-ne… FABI-USFCA International Studies at USF Globus