Activism and the Academy: Social Justice and Civic Engagement in the Classroom

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Colleges and universities across the country are increasingly interested in adding opportunities for civic engagement to their curricula, seeking to expose their students to new ways of practicing and researching social justice. Educators from several institutions will look at the ways in which these projects can build feminist awareness and community on college campuses. Panelists include Dara J. Silberstein (SUNY Binghamton), Jerilyn Fisher (Hostos Community College), Leslie Simon (City College of San Francisco) and Stephanie Gilmore (Dickinson College). This discussion, moderated by Susannah Bartlow (Dickinson College), took place on the second day of Activism and the Academy: Celebrating 40 Years of Feminist Scholarship and Action, a two-day conference held September 23-24, 2011 in honor of the 40th anniversary of the Barnard Center for Research on Women.

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More from this event:

EVENT: Activism and the Academy: Celebrating 40 Years of Feminist Scholarship and Action
VIDEO: The Multiple Futures of Gender and Sexuality Studies
VIDEO: Writing, New Media, and Feminist Activism
VIDEO: Archives and Activism: The Contemporary Turn
VIDEO: Transnational Feminisms Across the Americas
VIDEO: Expanding Feminism: Collaborations for Social Justice
VIDEO: Mamphela Ramphele (keynote address)
VIDEO: Social Justice and Civic Engagement in the Classroom
VIDEO: Using Knowledge, Advancing Activism
VIDEO: Campus Activism
VIDEO: Activist Research: Working in Communities
VIDEO: Building and Rebuilding Societies in Africa
PODCAST: Activism and the Academy: Opening Remarks by Janet Jakobsen
PODCAST: Activism and the Academy: Sonia Alvarez
PODCAST: Activism and the Academy: The Multiple Futures of Gender and Sexuality Studies
PODCAST: Activism and the Academy: Writing, New Media, and Feminist Activism
PODCAST: Activism and the Academy: Living and Working in the Borderlands
PODCAST: Activism and the Academy: Women’s Literature and Feminist Learning
PODCAST: Activism and the Academy: Transnational Feminisms Across the Americas
PODCAST: Activism and the Academy: Expanding Feminism – Collaborations for Social Justice
PODCAST: Activism and the Academy: Mamphela Ramphele

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