Teaching Change: A Conversation with Scott Myers-Lipton
Our March 2020 episode features Scott Myers-Lipton from San Jose State. We talk about sustainable and just community engagement.
Speaking Truth to Power: A Conversation with Gordon Whitman, Act 2
Justice work requires reflection and resiliency. In Part Two Gordon asks the question: where does religion stand?—on the side of …
Organizing for a Just World: A Conversation with Gordon Whitman
Organizing for a Just World, Act 1 This July 2019 podcast is a conversation with Gordon Whitman, senior advisor of …
Teaching Sustainability: A Conversation with Rev. Noelle Damico
Rev. Noelle Damico (United Church of Christ) is an activist educator and movement builder with the Alliance for Fair Food.[http://www.allianceforfairfood.org/]. …
Popular Education for Social Change: The New Poor People’s Campaign
At the fiftieth anniversary of the Memphis Sanitation Workers’ Strike, the Poor People’s Movement, and the assassination of the Rev. …
Chris Crass Podcast Part 2
In Part Two of our conversation Chris Crass talks about what activist/popular education and movement building mean for higher education. …
Chris Crass Podcast Part 1
Activist, organizer, writer and social change agent Chris Crass (http://www.chriscrass.org/) is committed to the long haul of justice work. In …
Seeds of Fire: An Interview with Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson and Rev. Allyn Maxfield-Steele
The Highlander Research and Education Center has been at the heart of popular education and …
