Leading by Unwritten Rules: Rural Educators in Myanmar’s Crisis
Wednesday, November 4, noon–1:30pm · Encina Hall
Social welfare provision offers a lens through which to understand how governments, religious institutions, civil society organisations and local communities respond to people’s needs. In Myanmar, these relationships have long shaped access to education, particularly in rural and underserved areas.…
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More happening in Palo Alto
Other events around this date, from the weekly Palo Alto events roundup. Details can change, so check with each organizer before you go.
- CMEMS: Alice Brooke presents, “A Pearl of Great Price”Wednesday, November 4, noon–1:15pm
- HAI Seminar with Marcos Santiago Rojas Pino & Thomas CarusoWednesday, November 4, noon–1:15pm · Gates Computer Science Building
- 3 Minute Thesis (3MT) Informational Workshop - Nov. 4, 2026Wednesday, November 4, noon–1pm · ChEM-H Building and Neurosciences Building
- Bike Repair Class - Bike Maintenance 101Wednesday, November 4, noon–1pm · Stanford Redwood City Campus, Directly across from the Wellness Center
- Lunch Club Series | Navigating Heritage: Chinook Art and Public History Along the Columbia RiverWednesday, November 4, noon–1pm
- 3 Minute Thesis (3MT) Informational WorkshopWednesday, November 4, noon–1pm · ChEM-H Building and Neurosciences Building
- Microbiology & Immunology Wednesday Seminar: Gao & Yeh LabsWednesday, November 4, 12:30pm–1:30pm · Clark Center, Clark Center Auditorium
- Research Roadmap: AI and DevelopmentWednesday, November 4, 12:30pm–1:30pm · Gunn Building (SIEPR)