Three refugees from Africa spoke to Ed Grode's class on Thursday, February 18.
Programming has been a cornerstone of the Jefferson Educational Society since its beginning. From the launch of the annual Global Summit, which itself grew from a two-and-half day series to one spread over six weeks, to the total of annual events to over 100, to the launch of the Satellite Programming initiative throughout Erie County, to the more than 200 digital programs livestreamed and broadcasted to the public during the pandemic and ongoing, JES programming continues to expand in an effort to make our events more accessible to the community in new ways.
"The Power of Policy Reform to Address Racial Justice in Erie", with Dr. Camille Busette
Global Summit XIII, November 2021
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Three refugees from Africa spoke to Ed Grode's class on Thursday, February 18.
Felix Lohitai, professor at the Jefferson, was featured in the Erie Times News.
A letter dated Feb. 24, 1808 was found by a graduate student while caloging some archives donated to the library.
Three of our professors discussed the War of 1812 on WQLN Radio, 91.3.
Read the Erie Times News article, featuring Dr. Garvey and the Jefferson Society.
Erie native Lt. Gen. James Dubik to speak at the Jefferson Educational Society.
City Council recognizes the Jefferson Educational Society as Erie's Think Tank.
The Jefferson presents its Global Futures Summit.
UPCOMING EVENTS DIGITAL PROGRAMing GLOBAL SUMMIT |
Satellite Programming LECTURERS BROCK INSTITUTE |
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