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Welcome to InQ13
Welcome to Reassessing Inequality & Reimagining the 21st Century: East Harlem Focus. Please see our introduction to the seminar and get started! (Image credit: Edwin Mayorga)
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Getting Started and Getting Acquainted
To get started, we invite you to read through the schedule, familiarize yourself with this course site, with East Harlem, and introduce yourself to fellow participants. (Image credit: InQ13 Course Flickr)
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Why East Harlem?
East Harlem has a long history of engaged, citizen activism and a rich multicultural heritage which faces new challenges and brings new gifts to the 21st century. (Image credit: Edwin Mayorga)
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Prep for Module 10: “Decolonizing Methodologies”
Review the required and suggested readings for this week’s Module 10 here: http://inq13.gc.cuny.edu/module-10/. Share the learning with someone else, gather at a local cafe and discuss the readings. (Image from #InQ13 Flickr group)
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Digital Activism and Community Partnerships
A strong focus of the course is exploring community-academic partnerships that promote social justice in the 21st Century. Read Wilneida Negrón’s post about digital activism and community partnerships. (Image credit: Capital New York)
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Zora Tucker wrote a new post, , on the site Inq13: Inequalities Seminar in East Harlem 19 hours, 21 minutes ago
While the disadvantages of finishing the course in lag-time are many, one of the advantages is the chance to filter all of the relevant modules through each other in no particular order. This added time allows me […]
Zora Tucker wrote a new post, Kathleen Lynch and Selma James on Care, on the site Inq13: Inequalities Seminar in East Harlem 23 hours, 10 minutes ago
I went to the Kathleen Lynch talk at the Graduate Center in person, and my first thought–during her presentation, was how connected it seemed to me to be to the work of Selma James, whose analysis is very similar […]