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Working in Cooperation and Opposition for the Greater Good with Courtney Holland – Social Justice Origin Stories says:

[…] She speaks on the essential role of culturally relevant education,...
Weaving Past, Present, and Future: Healing Timelines with Jouapag Lee – Social Justice Origin Stories says:

[…] Intersectionality, 3 Pillars of White Supremacy, Critical Indigeneity Theory, bell...
An Open Letter to the Parents and Families of College Students – N.A.H. Podcast says:

[…] Blog Post Referenced In This Episode: An Open Letter To...
Understanding Multipartiality in Intergroup Dialogue Part 7: Frequently Asked Questions - Notes from an Aspiring Humanitarian says:

[…] post is the seventh of a seven-part series on understanding multipartiality...
Understanding Multipartiality in Intergroup Dialogue Part 6: Complicating Factors - Notes from an Aspiring Humanitarian says:

[…] post is the sixth of a seven-part series on understanding multipartiality...

2016

On Telling Black People Apart

Because some days it feels like this. This short informercial video features comedian and actor David Alan Greer selling his...

June 2, 2016

Allyhood / Gender Identity / LGBTQIA+ / N.A.H. Video

Yee Won Chong on Moving Beyond The Gender Binary

“I have experienced harassment in bathrooms all my life. So I go through a mental process whenever nature calls. To...

June 1, 2016

Anti-Sexism / Gender Identity / LGBTQIA+ / N.A.H. Video / Tips from Relando

Sam Killerman on The Complexities of Gender

“At birth you’re cast in a role, given a script, and told to play that part ’til your dead. The...

June 1, 2016

Class Matters / Higher Education / Reflections / Teaching

Education Technology and Teaching in Higher Ed

What are your thoughts on education technology and teaching? I’m rather conflicted about it myself. I read an article for...

May 28, 2016

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New Project Update: Social Justice Origin Stories

My latest project, Social Justice Origin Stories, is live. Social Justice Origin Stories is a storytelling project that highlights personal stories and defining moments that have inspired individuals and organizations to labor for equity and social justice. Through truth-telling: the honest sharing of their experiences, storytellers teach us about themselves, enabling us to learn more about ourselves and our world through their stories.