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SUMMARY:Panel discussion: "Inequalities in Access to Higher Education"
DESCRIPTION:In Switzerland\, we still do not talk enough about how social b
 ackground and systemic racism intersect to shape educational opportunities
 . Yet it is evident that not everyone has equal access to higher education
 . Alongside structural and institutional barriers\, racism\, class\, and s
 ocial background continue to have a profound impact on who is able to purs
 ue and succeed in higher education.\\r\\nThis event will feature two lectu
 res exploring the connections between educational inequality\, racism\, an
 d classism. These will be followed by a panel discussion in which first-ge
 neration students and scholars will share their experiences\, challenges\,
  and visions for an inclusive higher education system and equitable access
  to higher education.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>In Switzerland\, we still do not talk enough about how social
  background and systemic racism intersect to shape educational opportuniti
 es. Yet it is evident that not everyone has equal access to higher educati
 on. Alongside structural and institutional barriers\, racism\, class\, and
  social background continue to have a profound impact on who is able to pu
 rsue and succeed in higher education.</p>\n<p>This event will feature two 
 lectures exploring the connections between educational inequality\, racism
 \, and classism. These will be followed by a panel discussion in which fir
 st-generation students and scholars will share their experiences\, challen
 ges\, and visions for an inclusive higher education system and equitable a
 ccess to higher education.</p>\n\n
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