UC Davis Global Affairs, in collaboration with the City of Davis’ Human Relations Commission, invites you to join our UC Davis Mandela Washington Fellows in celebrating Nelson Mandela’s 100th birthday. This free event includes a short program, cake, entertainment, and family friendly games!
Need a place to study and de-stress? Love free coffee? Global Affairs will be keeping the International Center open for extended hours during finals week.
Join UC Davis Global Affairs and Peace Corps at UC Davis as we gather to share stories, learn about volunteer experiences, and celebrate those preparing to depart for assignments overseas.
Hear Returned Peace Corps Volunteers share stories from their Peace Corps service, connect with the UC Davis Campus Recruiter and learn about opportunities to serve abroad, and network with Returned Peace Corps Volunteers in the community.
Have you recently returned from travels or do you have plans to travel this summer? Are you new to the United States? Do you enjoy encounters with other cultures and take interest in learning about other people?
Border zones can be sites of civic and artistic creativity from which more inclusive imaginaries of regional coexistence can emerge. This talk by University of California, San Diego professors Teddy Cruz and Fona Forman explores the idea of a "cross-border citizen" whose sense of belonging is oriented by the shifting challenges, opportunities, interests and aspirations negotiated among diverse people who share a contested space.
UC Davis Global affairs invites you to Picnic Day 2018. Grab lunch at the first Chinese food truck on campus and enjoy family friendly games and activities at the International Center.
Join the final speaking of our three part conversational series on African Perspectives. Dr. Adejunmobi will discuss contemporary African Science Fiction and Speculative Fiction. She recently edited the Cambridge Journal of Postcolonial Literary Inquiry's special issue on African Speculative Fiction.