3.06.07 progressive pedagogies

Mobilizing Mothers: Transmuting Rage & Sorrow into Peacemaking

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Authors: Tina Chéry

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We need to learn how to celebrate and develop our resilience. When we can do that, we bring life back into our lives and into the lives of our communities.

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How to Facilitate Conversations About Militarism, Sexism, & Racism

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Authors: Maryam Roberts

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How does the military affect your life?

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Organizing for Justice, Not "Just Us": Electoral Politics for Lasting Social Change

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Authors: Mandy Carter

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Social justice organizing is about changing hearts and minds, and about changing public policy.

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Men: End Men's Violence

Friends reading in Malawi, 2005
Authors: Rus Ervin Funk

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Men stand outside hardware stores to solicit donations from other men for local domestic violence shelters.

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Open-Source Biotech: Science as a Tool for Social Justice

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A shared biotech commons could enable us to analyze the options for social, environmental, and economic interventions independent of corporate control.

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Education or Mind Infection?

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It is time to tell these parents that no-one is handsome in the uniform of brutality. It is time to tell them uniforms and ranks and medals have become ugly.

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From the Editor's Desk

Authors: Sara Burke

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Historic Foundations of Cooperative Philosophy

Authors: Greg Lawless

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We shall ever fail to realize our ideal, but we should never cease to strive for it.

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Cooperatives: Definitions, Values, & Principles

Authors: %anonymous

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A cooperative is an autonomous association of persons united voluntarily to meet their common economic, social, and cultural needs and aspirations through a jointly-owned and democratically-controlled enterprise.

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Globalization, Co-op Style

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Authors: Jane Livingston

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If we were going to run our own store, what would we never allow to happen to each other?

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