Fostering Stronger Futures: Collaborative Pathways to Education and Literacy

We are pleased to invite Princeton graduate students to join the second gathering of the Partnership Dialogues hosted by the Office of Community and Regional Affairs, the Pace Center for Civic Engagement, and the Program for Community Engaged Scholarship (ProCES).
 
This series builds on the foundation of previous Regional Engagement, Outreach, and Resource Network (REORN) meetings hosted by the Office of Community and Regional Affairs, and the Community Conversations series hosted by the Pace Center. Together, we aim to foster meaningful dialogue around topics of shared interest.
 
This spring’s convening will bring together faculty, staff, students, and community leaders to explore how collaborative approaches to literacy and learning can strengthen opportunity across our region. Through shared dialogue and on-the-ground insights, participants will examine classroom-based and community-driven innovative strategies that expand access to quality education and support lifelong learning pathways for all.
 
We are pleased to announce our panelists for this session:
 
                Edward Bullock, President, Trenton Literacy Movement
 
                Jason Fuller ‘26, Pace Center Student Volunteers Council, El Centro Catholic Charities 
 
                Dr. Ashley Taylor Jaffee, Interim Director, Princeton University Program in Teacher Preparation
 
                Dr. Kimberly Tew, Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction, Princeton Public Schools
 
The conversation will be moderated by Dr. Jason Klugman, Senior Director of College Preparation Initiatives and Director of the Princeton University Preparatory Program.
 
Light breakfast will be served.
 
We hope you’ll join us for this dynamic exchange of ideas and relationship-building.