An estimated 2.2 billion people hold antisemitic views – that’s 46% of the world’s adult population. Just a decade ago, that number was only half, according to the ADL Global 100. This is not only alarming on a human level, but it also poses a major threat to higher education.

Campus antisemitism has been infecting our colleges for decades, but it only captured the world’s attention when it jumped by a 

Sponsored Education Fair in the World With a rising number of Argentine students choosing students than expected. The Education Fair was one the U.S. as a study destination, the timing was right of the many ways in which the Embassy expanded for PAS Buenos Aires to host an EducationUSA its already large presence at the Buenos Aires Book College/University Fair in May, in coordination with Fair. From April 27-May 15, the U.S. booth, featuring the EducationUSA Regional Forum. Over 1,000 Los Angeles as the Book Fair’s “City of Honor” Argentines received information about studying hosted a vast array of author lectures, informal in the U.S. from more than 70 higher education talks about U.S. tourism and visas, and MakerSpace institutions, making this the largest ever Embassy- program

Emergency Medical Technician and Paramedic training programs at Northwest Vista College (NVC) are creating life-changing opportunities for students. As featured in My La Revista, these programs equip individuals with critical skills needed to save lives and serve their communities.

Dr. Naydeen González-De Jesús has championed initiatives like these as part of her mission to make education a transformative force. By supporting workforce development in healthcare, she continues to address community needs while opening doors for students.

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The Alamo Colleges District has been recognized for its role in the Unlocking Opportunity Initiative, a national program focused on creating pathways for student success. Community Impact recently highlighted this achievement, emphasizing the district’s commitment to equity and economic mobility.

With Dr. Naydeen González-De Jesús at the helm, this initiative aligns perfectly with her vision of breaking down barriers and expanding access to education. By providing clear pathways to career success, the district is empowering students to achieve their full potential.

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Education is the cornerstone of opportunity, and Project Graduation is proving to be a game-changer for student success. In a recent article by the AACC 21st Century Center, the program’s significant impact on completion rates was showcased.

Under the leadership of Dr. Naydeen González-De Jesús, Project Graduation has demonstrated how innovative practices and targeted support can help students achieve their educational goals. By prioritizing equity and access, this initiative paves the way for a brighter future for countless students.

Read More: Full article on the AACC 21st Century Center

The fight for equitable access to healthy lunches in schools is gaining momentum, with RFK Jr. championing the cause. Published today by The Daily Wire, the article highlights how RFK Jr. plans to fulfill a promise many leaders have made but struggled to deliver—ensuring nutritious meals for low-income students. Dr. Naydeen González-De Jesús has long advocated for such initiatives, making this a topic of significant importance for her leadership at San Antonio College.

Read More: Check out the full article on The Daily Wire here.