The Rev. Vernon K. Walker applies the lessons he learned as a student at Penn State Abington to his work tackling climate justice issues at the intersection of systemic racism, the environment and public health.
Penn State Abington will host "Creative Peace Building: A Communities of Care Workshop" on Jan. 29. A creative arts therapist will explore the multifaceted nature of peace and steps toward developing and maintaining "Communities of Care" in a world rife with conflict. It is the first in a series.
Penn State Abington staff member Elaine Johnson (sitting, front right) founded Latinas in Motion to help fulfill her goal of ensuring that women's "cups are full" so they can achieve personal and professional well being.
Elaine Johnson, who manages a portfolio of programs for professionals in Penn State Abington's Continuing Education unit, bolsters her experience as an entrepreneur and coach with a visionary approach.
Prior to the public workshops, the Abington Township library children's staff spoke to elementary and early childhood education majors from Penn State Abington about how they select books that incorporate diversity for younger children.
A mother and child attended a workshop presented by Penn State Abington education majors that offered evidence-based support for parents on selecting diverse literature for their children
Elaine Johnson's experience in education and entrepreneurship and her emphasis on personal and professional wellness is an asset to Penn State Abington's Continuing Education unit.
Penn State Abington student hosted parents at the township library to discuss evidence-based research caregivers can use to select books for younger children that address inclusion and social justice issues.
