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Category Archives: Activism and Social Movements
The Cover of “Education for Action”
Education for Action, being published by New Society Press, is due out in the Fall of 2014 and is co-edited by Anthony J. Nocella II and Jason Del Gandio. Facebook Fan Page: https://www.facebook.com/peaceeducationforaction Description Educating for Action shares the voices of activists whose combined experience in confronting painful injustice has generated a wealth of key … Continue reading
Activism and Social Movements / anti-racism / School to Prison Pipeline / Twin Cities Save the Kids / Youth Culture
Twin Cities National Hoodie Day June 10
7:00PM June 10, 2013 2717 Bryant Avenue S Minneapolis, MN 55408 MAKE SURE TO WEAR A HOODIE PLEASE Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/133597613508364/134862076715251/?notif_t=plan_mall_activity Action Plan: Gather at 2717 Bryant where Terrance Franklin was killed 7:00 pm; SHORT rally with acknowledgement of Trayvon case status, connecting to local Justice 4 Terrance (J4T) campaign 7:10 pm; Acknowledgement of … Continue reading
Activism and Social Movements / Benefit Show / Hip Hop / Poetry / Prison Industrial Complex / Prisons, Torture, and Death Penalty / Saint Paul / Save the Kids
Flyers to Hand-Out for Hip Hop Benefit Show
Coming Soon: Policing the Campus by Nocella and Gabbard
Activism and Social Movements / Animal Advocacy / anti-racism / eco-ability / Event / Panel Discussion / Peace and Conflict Studies / Peace Studies / Peace Studies Conference / Transformative Justice Journal
Dec 1 – 24th Annual Peace Studies Conference
Activism and Social Movements / Call for Papers / call for submissions / Journal / Juvenile Justice / Transformative Justice and Studies / Transformative Justice Journal
Transformative Justice Journal (TJJ) Is Looking for Submissions
The Transformative Justice Journal (TJJ), founded in 2012, is an online, open-source, and peer-reviewed journal dedicated to promoting transformative justice. As an academic-activist journal, TJJ was developed out of scholarly and community dialogues around promoting social justice community-based alternatives to both the retributive and utilitarian punishment models used by criminal justice systems, which victimize offenders … Continue reading
