Search Shopping Cart Menu November - December 2021 - DIGITAL ONLY ISSUE SPECIAL FEATURE: For better or for worse, COVID-19 continues to show how interconnected we are across the world. In rapid succession, the virus transcended geographical borders and upended life as we know it. But this piece and the vignettes that follow aren’t about the universal power of a pandemic. Rather, they’re an entry point into another truth the pandemic revealed: Tackling challenges, even ones that are widespread, is virtually impossible without an understanding of the unique contexts that shape each region, each country, and the populations that live within them. Read on Read the vignettes below: Feeding Families Abilities and Access Supporting Student Parents Multiplier Effect Advancing the Conversation Education for Everyone An Ongoing Journey Advance Work International Students Plant Roots at Elon Excellence in Holiday Videos Striking a Balance Spotlight on Impact Amazing Race Departments NOVEMBER 1, 2021 President's Perspective: We Are the Sum of All Our Parts Reflecting on my personal and professional journey As you read this issue of Currents, with its focus on intersectionality, I hope you have a chance to reflect on your life journey and your professional journey, and how those experiences shape our important work.  Organization & ManagementHuman ResourcesLeadership Department NOVEMBER 1, 2021 Voices November/December 2021 Advice on trigger warnings on magazine features, and writers and editors share their most-loved pieces. Communications & MarketingMagazines & Publications Department NOVEMBER 1, 2021 Meet the Experts: Leigh Cleghorn Using your platform to be a better ally CASE is in a unique position to support diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging in advancement. As a global organization, we provide a platform to facilitate discussions and make connections between institutions. Diversity & Inclusion Department NOVEMBER 1, 2021 Talking Shop: Community Impact Creating successful, evolving private-public partnerships Every independent school should have a commitment to take some responsibility for the health and well-being of its surrounding community. Department CASE Contact CASE Communities Member Login Terms & Conditions Privacy Statement Staff Intranet Connect with CASE Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Instagram CASE Member Support +1-202-328-CASE [2273] support.case.org CASE has recently updated our Terms of Use. By clicking OK, you accept these new terms. We use cookies on this site to enhance your user experience. By visiting this site, you are giving your consent for us to set cookies. More info OK, I UNDERSTAND