Carey Institute for Global Good

New efforts are underway to help train professors in the MENA region to teach online. Among them, the Center for Learning in Practice based at the Carey Institute for Global Good is running a series of free online workshops on how to teach with online technologies, with a focus on inclusive teaching. #CLiP #OnlineLearning #globaleducation https://www.al-fanarmedia.org//interest-in-online-courses/

We are so pleased to announce that the Logan Nonfiction Program will be hosting its 11th class of fellows -- online! We welcome them, and look forward to following the progress of these new Fall 2020 fellows as they join the ranks of the talented and esteemed fellows before them.

Our Sustainable Communities program has been working with NYS Pollution Prevention Institute to learn more about beer’s upstream supply chain its impacts and opportunities for sustainability. To learn more about what they discovered, to see what craft brewers can do on their end, and to review the Code of Conduct, which can help you ask the right questions when talking with your suppliers, visit https://communities.careyinstitute.org//how-to-build-a-su/. This information is an eye-opener, even if you are not in the craft-brewery industry. The Code of Conduct touches on many areas that are applicable to numerous industries, and to our personal consumerism as well! #sustainablecommunities #craftbreweries

The Center for Learning in Practice at Carey Institute for Global Good is proud to join the COVID-19 Global Education Coalition organized by UNESCO. All children deserve to be safe, healthy, and educated no matter their citizenship, migrant, or displacement status, and we take this opportunity to reaffirm our commitment. #globaleducationcoalition https://youtu.be/1WcM3ZVsrvc

In this video our guest artist, Natalie Boburka, talks about her work. Natalie’s exhibit opened here at the Carey Institute for Global Good shortly before we had to close to the public due to the pandemic. We will be featuring Natalie’s work across social media for those who did not get a chance to see it in the spring. And to see more of Natalie's work you can go to Natalie Boburka Art and www.boburkastudios.com https://youtu.be/jjVz-tuCEZQ #RensselaervilleArts #DistanceSocializing