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10 Ideas to Rethink in Light of Climate Change
By Laura McClure I have a feeling that our children and grandchildren will look back on this as the era of mass denial — a strange period when almost everybody in the U.S. knew that catastrophic climate change was upon us, but for some weird reason, just went about their lives pretending it wasn’t. It’s…
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Fall 2015 is coming quick…will you be fighting for change?
“I felt like I was in it, in the movement. That feeling of belonging is really powerful. Most importantly, it gave me tools and tactics, and helped me prioritize those tactics.” – Spring 2012 Union Semester participant Spend your next semester in the NYC Labor Movement! New York Union Semester pairs students with union internships…
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Association of Pennsylvania College and University Faculties (APSCUF) Seeks Organizer
The Association of Pennsylvania College and University Faculties (APSCUF) seeks a highly motivated organizer. This is a full-time permanent position primarily focused on internal organizing of faculty and coaches at Pennsylvania’s 14 publicly-owned universities. The organizer will work with APSCUF office managers at the 14 universities to build leadership capacity of union members, recruit new…
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“Prepare Yourself for Great Things”: Introducing Matt Sedillo
Matt Sedillo is a poet, worker and artist living in Los Angeles. His book of poems “For What I Might Do Tomorrow” was released in 2010 by Caza De Poesia. Here, the two time national slam poet answers some questions posed by Arts and Culture co-editor Samina Shahidi. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/v/hQUAxBr1Kco?start=0&end=63&w=560&h=315] The poem “The Devil” by…
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