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National Cross-Cultural Counseling and Education Conference for Research, Action, and Change

February 2021

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The National Cross-Cultural Counseling and Education Conference for Research, Action, and Change serves as a professional diversity platform. Each year, clinicians, educators, higher education professionals, change agents, and students gather for two days of critical interactions and community around topics of oppression, identity, society, and social action. The conference’s renowned William Cross Jr. Lecture Series invites participants to deeply explore the topic of identity. With an emphasis on skill-building, attendees leave the conference with practical, actionable strategies that embrace anti-oppressive perspectives.

Major Topics Include:

Identity Development: Racial, Ethnic, Gender, Sexual Orientation, Spiritual/Religious, and Ability
Majority Privilege and Social Group Impact
Cultural and Ethical Competencies in Counseling, Supervision, and Education
Anti-Oppression/Anti-Racism
Social Justice, Social Advocacy, and Social Action
Racial and Cultural Issues in Community, School, and Higher Education Settings

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Planning Committee

Dr. Beth Durodoye, Chair Georgia Southern University	Dr. David Julius Ford Monmouth University	Dr. Patricia Stewart
Dr. Leon Spencer, Honorary Chair Georgia Southern University	Dr. Alejandro Gallard Georgia Southern University	Dr. Kristen Dickens Georgia Southern University
Dr. Lyndon Abrams University of North Carolina at Charlotte	Dr. Nathaniel Ivers Wake Forest University	Alexander Hines University of Minnesota
Dr. Terry Diamanduros Georgia Southern University	Dr. Derrick Paladino Rollins College	Amy Jenkins New Hampstead High School
Dr. Deborah Wilcox Metropolitan State University Confluency Consultants	Alison Wallace GA Department of Public Health