Rethinking Institutional Policies to Reduce Barriers Facing Displaced Students in the U.S.
Current global crises present significant barriers to educational access for displaced students. Recent research suggests helpful policy changes.
New Benefactors? How China and India are Influencing Education in Africa
China’s One Belt One Road initiative and development aid from India support building schools and sending teachers to Africa. How beneficial is the assistance for African countries?
How China Shapes Global Mobility Trends
With its growing influence as the largest sender and third-largest recipient of international students, China is the prime mover of mobility trends globally.
International Students and Experiences with Race in the United States
Examining scholarly and professional research on international student experiences navigating racial identities, prejudice, and discrimination in the U.S.
Eliminating Barriers to Education for Refugees: Fanshawe College
Fanshawe College in Ontario leveraged WES’ Gateway Program to enroll refugees from Syria who wanted to study at the college.