We are pleased to announce Spring activities as part of our PIF-funded project titled Critical Global Citizenship Education which directly relates to our college’s mission and the People’s College Initiative.
Project Details: The project includes the screening of two documentaries, a panel discussion, and an exhibit. Here are a list of reflection prompts that you can use and modify as needed.
Documentaries (March 13 & March 14)
Wasted: The Story of Food Waste: In this documentary, renowned chefs discuss the economic and environmental costs of global food waste and explore solutions that involve educating consumers and food suppliers.
Community Screening: March 13 at 4:30 pm
Access documentary (** You will be prompted to provide your SMCCD login to be able to watch the film.)
Wasted: The Story of Food Waste: https://skylinecollege.kanopy.com/video/wasted-story-food-waste
Bitter Seeds: This documentary exposes the tragic impact of the American agrochemical and agricultural biotechnology corporation, Monsanto on rural farming communities in India. This is the third film in Micha Peled's Globalization Trilogy, following the award-winning Store Wars: When Wal-Mart Comes to Town and China Blue.
Access documentaries (** You will be prompted to provide your SMCCD login to be able to watch the film.)
Bitter Seeds: https://ezproxy.skylinecollege.edu/login?url=https://docuseek2.com/v/a/jxW6
Store Wars: https://ezproxy.skylinecollege.edu/login?url=https://docuseek2.com/v/a/kxW6
China Blue: https://ezproxy.skylinecollege.edu/login?url=https://docuseek2.com/v/a/mxW6
Community Screening: March 14 at 3:30 pm
The Globalization Trilogy and Wasted: The Story of Food Waste will be available to the Skyline College community for an entire year starting January 2023. We will also host web screenings for those who would like to watch it in the community with others on March 13 and 14.
The Newest Americans Exhibit (February 13- March 31)
We are hosting the traveling exhibit The Newest Americans in the library on the topic of immigration and citizenship from February 13, 2023 – March 31, 2023. This exhibit, which consists of photos and interviews, will encourage students to actively engage by bringing their own reflections on their citizenship.
Panel Discussion (March 15 at 3:30 pm)
Panelists discuss ways in which the individual, local, national, and global are interconnected and co-produced, and how each of us can recognize and take responsibility for our choices and actions and thus disrupt global inequities. Registration link to the panel discussion: https://smccd-czqfp.formstack.com/forms/critical_global_citizenship.
Join us on March 14 @ 3:30pm
Below are the entire teaching guide and portions of the guide separated by topics. This guide was created by Jennifer A. Hayden and Kathleen F. Wood Dept. of Agricultural Economics & Rural Sociology, The Pennsylvania State University.
Genetic Engineering & Pesky Pests
Join us on March 13 @4:30pm
In-person: Intercultural Center Lounge, Building 4
Food Waste Digital Exhibit Utah State University
See Stunning Photos of What Rob Greenfield Finds After Dumpster Diving Across America
Wasted Food: U.S. Consumers' Reported Awareness, Attitudes, and Behaviors
Below are activities created by The Guardian's Live Better Challenge.
Let's unpack the word citizenship!
Featuring exceptional large format photographic portraits by photographer Sam Comen and personal stories of 29 new U.S. citizens, The Newest Americans exhibition encourages us to consider the U.S. immigration process through the eyes of new citizens representing more than 20 origin countries. Narratives are presented both in English and Spanish.
We also have a self-directed activity for our community to share their reflections on the concept of citizenship. This exhibition will remain on view at Skyline College Library (Building 5, 2nd floor) through March 31, 2023, and can be viewed anytime during the Library’s open hours
From: The Newest Americans: New Citizens Reflect on What America Means to Them
Virtual Panel Discussion March 15, 3:30 pm
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Gabriel Thompson (author & journalist) Editor of Chasing The Harvest |
Lucia Lachmayr (educator) Professor, English & Reading |
Nooshan Shekarabi (author & educator) Professor & Chair Political Science Department Santiago Canyon College Nooshan Shekarabi's Faculty Profile |
Oscar Ramos (educator) Teacher, Sherwood Elementary SchoolChasing the Harvest Narrator |
Dr. Steven Mayers (author & educator) English Professor & City College of San Francisco Editor of Solito, Solita Dr. Mayer's Faculty Profile |