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…readings but include multiple modes of engagement that reflect a commitment to learning outside systems of domination. This will most certainly include some unlearning as well.” 8/8

…on anti-blackness, The Standing Rock curriculum, and recent material from the Abolitionist Collective, and others. Students will also research and produce curricula that are relevant for communities where they are located. Note that curricula are not limited to… 7/8

Whether or not the university education system on the whole will reinvent itself accordingly, we can draw on its resources to learn with and contribute to community based political education. In this seminar we will read such existing curricula as We Charge Genocide Again… 6/8

…intervening in the university curriculum was to save lives. We could say that higher education is again (or still) in crisis, a crisis of legitimacy and relevance for large portions of the world population. 5/8

From the Future Pedagogies Course:
“Nesbit Crutchfield, member of the 1968 San Francisco State Universitys student strike which led to the creation of Black Studies and Ethnic Studies university departments in the United States, recalls that their primary reason for… 4/8

If higher education is in crisis, we take that as an opportunity to shed destructive assumptions and to re-imagine horizons of possibility from the ground up. Join our info session to learn more! 3/8

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From our course, Alternative Economic Systems “This course offers a critical examination of economic possibilities, alternative production systems, and subjectivities that can be considered “postcapitalist” in that they strive to transcend what is conceivable within the current socioeconomic order.”

Interested in our low-residency MA+PhD in activist Anthropology? Sign up for the April 15, 5:30pm Info Session to learn more! www.ciis.edu/events/anthr... Train in ethnography with populations in struggle, graduate with the tools to help make a better world

From our course, ANTH 6111 Migration, Borders, and Citizenship.

“This course situates the migration crisis within a global frame, and attends to migrant and refugee struggles, showing how the modern border is an important elements of the worldwide regulation of human mobility.”

Interested in our low-residency MA+PhD in activist anthropology, which centers anticapitalist methodologies? Sign up here for the April 15 5:30pm Pacific Info Session: www.ciis.edu/events/anthr... Train in ethnography with populations in struggle!