Social Justice

Explore and be inspired by social justice movements across the world

A dynamic cross-disciplinary collection that takes users on a journey to the front lines of social justice movements worldwide. Get ready to explore the profound histories and ongoing conversations surrounding identity and community, delving into the impactful work being done, and the strides yet to come.

Advantages of using Social Justice

Witness a variety of communities telling their own stories
Explore issues and perspectives beyond the classroom, including how to spot online radicalization tools, how to decolonize dating life, or how to locate and serve your community’s specific needs
Develop a deeper understanding of historical and current contexts for inequality in society today, addressing topics such as race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality and colonialism

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Whitney Plantation: Legacy, Memory, & Education

Whitney Plantation Museum Chronicles the History and Legacies of Slavery in the United States

We Are Not Home Anymore

Rimah Jaber, discusses identity and experiences of Palestinian Muslim women in the United States.

Gender-Based Violence & Political Participation

Angie Torres-Beltran discusses gender-based violence and political participation.

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