Social Justice Movements wiki
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Partner(s):
Robin Kelley Arts and Sciences Access: Open to all Released: March 2005 |
Students in Professor Robin Kelley's spring 2005 undergraduate course, Black Movements in the U.S., have developed the content of a collaborative website about key social justice movements in the United States. The Social Justice Movements wiki provides students the opportunity to create a website exploring the broader political visions of organizations representing labor, civil rights, black liberation, reparations, socialism/communism, feminism, welfare rights, youth/Hip Hop activism, education, peace, environmental justice, and anti-globalization and their impact on local communities. As Professor Kelley continues to teach this course in future semesters, new groups of students will add to the site, making it a valuable tool for social justice research.
Related project categories:
Collaborative Sites | Culture and Society
Related links:
John Frankfurt presents the Social Justice Movements Wiki at the 2006 New Media in Education conference
