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International Studies Upcoming Events & Opportunities
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INTERNATIONAL STUDIES at CWRU
Events & Opportunities Announcements
We wish you a successful end of the semester and a restful winter break. Stay tuned for an International Studies breakfast at the beginning of the spring semester!! 

A Meeting of Cultures: Fashioning North Africa
December 11 - May 9  Kent State University Museum
This exhibition aims to correct the misconception that the increasing globalization of the fashion industry leads ultimately to growing homogenization by showcasing how place plays an important role shaping the work of North African designers who are active today. To illuminate the myriad ways North Africans dress, the exhibition will supplement the selection of over forty ensembles and accessories with examples of photography by fashion photographers, journalists, and social media influencers as well as art installations and videos.


Childhood Matters: Schubert Center Conversation - Equipping Ohio Providers to Support Immigrant Children
Friday, January 16th 1:00p.m. - 2:00p.m.  via Webinar
Ohio providers and community members are invited to join a discussion on how to better support immigrant children and their families, exploring the areas where they most often need help, from pediatric care to education and services connected to family courts. At the event, the Schubert Center will also release a new directory offering an overview of the most current and reliable national and Ohio-specific guidance and resources to support providers working with immigrant children.


Call for Submissions – Canada-US Law Journal
January 23, 2026 Deadline
The Canada-United States Law Journal invites students, scholars, and practitioners to submit article manuscripts on recent topics relating to Canada-United States relations. The Journal welcomes original works that critically engage with issues shaping bilateral relations and contribute to ongoing scholarly and policy discussions. 
We accept submissions in the form of articles, comments, and notes. Examples of suitable topics include but are not limited to trade and economic policy, environmental collaboration, border security and immigration, legal and regulatory frameworks, and defense and security.
Articles must be submitted in .docx format to the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal, Chloe Leguard at cleguard@uwo.ca. 


The International Studies Program does not endorse or sponsor the fellowships, internships, jobs, and other opportunities listed in the newsletter. Students are encouraged to evaluate them.
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