International Education Week
为期一个月的虚拟活动围绕“揭露断层:在危机后拥抱社会正义”的主题展开.'
International Education Weeks 2023
November 2023
In summer 2021, 拜登总统在一份声明中重申了美国对电子游戏软件的承诺 Reengaging the World to Make the United States Stronger at Home. International Education Week is a joint ambition of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. 这是促进美国人为全球环境做好准备并吸引未来海外领导人前来学习的项目的一部分, learn, and exchange experiences. 20多年来，我们一直在庆祝电子游戏软件和全球交流的好处. More information on IEW can be found at http://iew.state.gov/
At Boston College, 电子游戏软件“周”将在整个11月举行，包括电子游戏软件社区的活动.
电子游戏软件IEW 2023是由电子游戏软件不同部门和办公室组织和庆祝的, 在国际学生和学者办公室的指导下, the Office of Global Education, and the Office of the Vice Provost for Global Engagement.
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International Photo Exhibition
"Jacob in The Common" by Joseph Kremer:
In January 2020, I walked around Boston taking film photographs. 我的方法是在每次会议开始时，让主题参与对话. One subject I had particular success with was Jacob, 他给我讲了他早年摔跤生涯的生动故事. I took many great photos during this session, but I was more proud of the company, and conversation shared between Jacob and me. In today's world, 与邻居交谈是相互理解的不可替代的工具, and accomplishing the pressing issues we face.
"We Should" by Ethan Byrne:
“除非试图传达一种痛苦或巨大危险的信号，否则它永远不应该上下颠倒." defense.gov, “展示昔日荣耀的注意事项”乘坐这辆SUV的人们随后在丹佛市中心领导了一场游行, June 6, 2020. 这是我第一次参加抗议活动，它深深地影响了我.
"My Dear Home - Hong Kong": I’m a Hongkonger. I took this photo during a protest. 抗议的结果将决定我的未来，以及我的家人和朋友的未来. 我们的政府领导人和一半的立法会(相当于国会)不是由公众选举产生的, so protesting is the only way out to resolve anything.
我希望有一天我们都能生活在和平与爱中，而不用担心当权者的侵略. Even in Boston, 我对自己的安全感到担忧，因为这里的香港社区以前在组织相关集会时也受到过威胁.
"Feminists in Chile" by Emily Ward:
和我在圣地亚哥的BC留学小组坐在我们的小教室里, Chile, 突然，我们的协调员冲进房间，大声说:“女权主义者来了。!” While the intention was for us to return home, we took a wrong turn and ended up in the center of the protest. 这个错误最终成为我一生中最深刻的经历之一. I saw strong, powerful women standing on bus stops, dancing together, 团结起来反抗一个试图贬低她们生命价值的父权社会. 尽管潜在的危险在他们的未来若隐若现，这些男男女女仍无所畏惧地前进.
"Trumpkin" by Jax Cai:
我们可以用一个简单的形象来描述特朗普在新冠疫情中的“领导力”, 他的病情让他的可信度受到质疑，结果反而适得其反.
"Jungle Home" by Anthony Aduaka:
这是基贝拉(意思是森林或丛林)，位于肯尼亚内罗毕附近. 这是非洲最大的贫民窟，这里的基本服务被视为奢侈品.
这幅画讲述了一个每天生活在经济和金融不公正边缘的人的故事. Yet, they find the resilient hope to live-on. 他们的经历暴露了经济不平等的断层线和我所生活的社会中社会鸿沟的现实. 他们的生活和日常经历挑战了我的社会正义感，讽刺了我们对更好的人类的希望.
"Give Someone a Hug" by Patrick Ho Lam Lai:
给别人一个拥抱，无论种族、肤色、国籍、宗教、性别、年龄、残疾...That's what we need to do in a messy world
"Positive Denial" by John Gehman:
Society has commodified and commercialized Blackness, 尽管面对黑死病和奴隶制遗留问题，它一直否认黑人解放. Blackness cannot be reduced to a biological language, such as "the Black body"; instead, Blackness must refer to the entire humanity and being of the person, 承认身体不仅仅是一个容器，而是一个完整的人. In this intimate photo, the subject stares at the viewer who sees with the modern gaze, but she takes control over her body, denying the viewer the ability to see her body and sexuality. Instead, 她的身体和性是她整个存在的一部分，她正在通过黑人身体的积极性来回收和重申.
"Say Their Name: Taken but Not Forgotten" by Gabriela Jimenez-Thompson: Over this summer, I organized a memorial to commemorate 1,778 lives Black lives taken by police brutality from 2015-2019, the youngest was 13 years old. 我花了几个星期的时间做电子游戏正规平台，分享他们的故事，给他们一个尊重生活的地方. 这些故事承认黑人男性、女性、跨性别者和儿童.今年夏天，在BLM运动期间，抗议活动一个接一个地进行, but there wasn't a space to mourn those taken. 这张照片捕捉到了年轻的黑人男子正在向年轻的白人男子解释那些已经死去的是黑人. After this moment, 他们回到操场上玩耍，但花了一点时间才明白，这项运动是他们生活的一部分.
"Jacob in The Common" by Joseph Kremer:
In January 2020, I walked around Boston taking film photographs. 我的方法是在每次会议开始时，让主题参与对话. One subject I had particular success with was Jacob, 他给我讲了他早年摔跤生涯的生动故事. I took many great photos during this session, but I was more proud of the company, and conversation shared between Jacob and me. In today's world, 与邻居交谈是相互理解的不可替代的工具, and accomplishing the pressing issues we face.
"We Should" by Ethan Byrne:
“除非试图传达一种痛苦或巨大危险的信号，否则它永远不应该上下颠倒." defense.gov, “展示昔日荣耀的注意事项”乘坐这辆SUV的人们随后在丹佛市中心领导了一场游行, June 6, 2020. 这是我第一次参加抗议活动，它深深地影响了我.
"My Dear Home - Hong Kong": I’m a Hongkonger. I took this photo during a protest. 抗议的结果将决定我的未来，以及我的家人和朋友的未来. 我们的政府领导人和一半的立法会(相当于国会)不是由公众选举产生的, so protesting is the only way out to resolve anything.
我希望有一天我们都能生活在和平与爱中，而不用担心当权者的侵略. Even in Boston, 我对自己的安全感到担忧，因为这里的香港社区以前在组织相关集会时也受到过威胁.
"Feminists in Chile" by Emily Ward:
和我在圣地亚哥的BC留学小组坐在我们的小教室里, Chile, 突然，我们的协调员冲进房间，大声说:“女权主义者来了。!” While the intention was for us to return home, we took a wrong turn and ended up in the center of the protest. 这个错误最终成为我一生中最深刻的经历之一. I saw strong, powerful women standing on bus stops, dancing together, 团结起来反抗一个试图贬低她们生命价值的父权社会. 尽管潜在的危险在他们的未来若隐若现，这些男男女女仍无所畏惧地前进.
"Trumpkin" by Jax Cai:
我们可以用一个简单的形象来描述特朗普在新冠疫情中的“领导力”, 他的病情让他的可信度受到质疑，结果反而适得其反.
"Jungle Home" by Anthony Aduaka:
这是基贝拉(意思是森林或丛林)，位于肯尼亚内罗毕附近. 这是非洲最大的贫民窟，这里的基本服务被视为奢侈品.
这幅画讲述了一个每天生活在经济和金融不公正边缘的人的故事. Yet, they find the resilient hope to live-on. 他们的经历暴露了经济不平等的断层线和我所生活的社会中社会鸿沟的现实. 他们的生活和日常经历挑战了我的社会正义感，讽刺了我们对更好的人类的希望.
"Give Someone a Hug" by Patrick Ho Lam Lai:
给别人一个拥抱，无论种族、肤色、国籍、宗教、性别、年龄、残疾...That's what we need to do in a messy world
"Positive Denial" by John Gehman:
Society has commodified and commercialized Blackness, 尽管面对黑死病和奴隶制遗留问题，它一直否认黑人解放. Blackness cannot be reduced to a biological language, such as "the Black body"; instead, Blackness must refer to the entire humanity and being of the person, 承认身体不仅仅是一个容器，而是一个完整的人. In this intimate photo, the subject stares at the viewer who sees with the modern gaze, but she takes control over her body, denying the viewer the ability to see her body and sexuality. Instead, 她的身体和性是她整个存在的一部分，她正在通过黑人身体的积极性来回收和重申.
"Say Their Name: Taken but Not Forgotten" by Gabriela Jimenez-Thompson: Over this summer, I organized a memorial to commemorate 1,778 lives Black lives taken by police brutality from 2015-2019, the youngest was 13 years old. 我花了几个星期的时间做电子游戏正规平台，分享他们的故事，给他们一个尊重生活的地方. 这些故事承认黑人男性、女性、跨性别者和儿童.今年夏天，在BLM运动期间，抗议活动一个接一个地进行, but there wasn't a space to mourn those taken. 这张照片捕捉到了年轻的黑人男子正在向年轻的白人男子解释那些已经死去的是黑人. After this moment, 他们回到操场上玩耍，但花了一点时间才明白，这项运动是他们生活的一部分.
"Jacob in The Common" by Joseph Kremer:
In January 2020, I walked around Boston taking film photographs. 我的方法是在每次会议开始时，让主题参与对话. One subject I had particular success with was Jacob, 他给我讲了他早年摔跤生涯的生动故事. I took many great photos during this session, but I was more proud of the company, and conversation shared between Jacob and me. In today's world, 与邻居交谈是相互理解的不可替代的工具, and accomplishing the pressing issues we face.
"We Should" by Ethan Byrne:
“除非试图传达一种痛苦或巨大危险的信号，否则它永远不应该上下颠倒." defense.gov, “展示昔日荣耀的注意事项”乘坐这辆SUV的人们随后在丹佛市中心领导了一场游行, June 6, 2020. 这是我第一次参加抗议活动，它深深地影响了我.
"My Dear Home - Hong Kong": I’m a Hongkonger. I took this photo during a protest. 抗议的结果将决定我的未来，以及我的家人和朋友的未来. 我们的政府领导人和一半的立法会(相当于国会)不是由公众选举产生的, so protesting is the only way out to resolve anything.
我希望有一天我们都能生活在和平与爱中，而不用担心当权者的侵略. Even in Boston, 我对自己的安全感到担忧，因为这里的香港社区以前在组织相关集会时也受到过威胁.
"Feminists in Chile" by Emily Ward:
和我在圣地亚哥的BC留学小组坐在我们的小教室里, Chile, 突然，我们的协调员冲进房间，大声说:“女权主义者来了。!” While the intention was for us to return home, we took a wrong turn and ended up in the center of the protest. 这个错误最终成为我一生中最深刻的经历之一. I saw strong, powerful women standing on bus stops, dancing together, 团结起来反抗一个试图贬低她们生命价值的父权社会. 尽管潜在的危险在他们的未来若隐若现，这些男男女女仍无所畏惧地前进.
"Trumpkin" by Jax Cai:
我们可以用一个简单的形象来描述特朗普在新冠疫情中的“领导力”, 他的病情让他的可信度受到质疑，结果反而适得其反.
"Jungle Home" by Anthony Aduaka:
这是基贝拉(意思是森林或丛林)，位于肯尼亚内罗毕附近. 这是非洲最大的贫民窟，这里的基本服务被视为奢侈品.
这幅画讲述了一个每天生活在经济和金融不公正边缘的人的故事. Yet, they find the resilient hope to live-on. 他们的经历暴露了经济不平等的断层线和我所生活的社会中社会鸿沟的现实. 他们的生活和日常经历挑战了我的社会正义感，讽刺了我们对更好的人类的希望.
"Give Someone a Hug" by Patrick Ho Lam Lai:
给别人一个拥抱，无论种族、肤色、国籍、宗教、性别、年龄、残疾...That's what we need to do in a messy world
"Positive Denial" by John Gehman:
Society has commodified and commercialized Blackness, 尽管面对黑死病和奴隶制遗留问题，它一直否认黑人解放. Blackness cannot be reduced to a biological language, such as "the Black body"; instead, Blackness must refer to the entire humanity and being of the person, 承认身体不仅仅是一个容器，而是一个完整的人. In this intimate photo, the subject stares at the viewer who sees with the modern gaze, but she takes control over her body, denying the viewer the ability to see her body and sexuality. Instead, 她的身体和性是她整个存在的一部分，她正在通过黑人身体的积极性来回收和重申.
"Say Their Name: Taken but Not Forgotten" by Gabriela Jimenez-Thompson: Over this summer, I organized a memorial to commemorate 1,778 lives Black lives taken by police brutality from 2015-2019, the youngest was 13 years old. 我花了几个星期的时间做电子游戏正规平台，分享他们的故事，给他们一个尊重生活的地方. 这些故事承认黑人男性、女性、跨性别者和儿童.今年夏天，在BLM运动期间，抗议活动一个接一个地进行, but there wasn't a space to mourn those taken. 这张照片捕捉到了年轻的黑人男子正在向年轻的白人男子解释那些已经死去的是黑人. After this moment, 他们回到操场上玩耍，但花了一点时间才明白，这项运动是他们生活的一部分.
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Past IEW Themes at Boston College
2021: Healing along the fault lines: Enduring Crisis; Maintaining Resilience; Strengthening Engagement; Ensuring Justice 2020: Exposing the Fault Lines: Embracing Social Justice in the Wake of a Crisis
2019: Global Environmental (In)Justice: How Do We Respond?
2018年:拥抱具有挑战性的对话:走向地方和解, Nationally, and Globally
2017: Being a Changemaker: The Heights and Beyond
2016: Beyond Borders: Identities and Perceptions in Today’s World
2015: A World on the Move: Who are We and Where are We Going?