Matthew Sparke, Edwina Malmberg, and Ted Malpass (UCSC Politics) Contributions from Building Belonging Fellow: Edwina Malmberg June 12, 2023 Advances in conjunctural analysis and insights into global production networks (GPNs) are used to examine the ways policymakers develop bio-pharma …
All-In: Conference Event Recap, Videos, and Photos
October 26-28, 2022 Conference Video Library Photo Gallery …
Necessary Trouble: Thinking with the Legacy of John R. Lewis
2022 Series "Get in good trouble, necessary trouble, and help redeem the soul of America." - John R. Lewis About John R. Lewis College Series Video Library Series Photo Gallery Presented by …
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Faculty diversity in California environmental studies departments: implications for student learning
Co-authored by Amani M. Taylor, Arien J. Hernandez, Aysha K. Peterson & Sikina Jinnah (UCSC Environmental Studies) Contributions from Building Belonging Fellows: Amani M. Taylor and Arien J. Hernandez April 1, 2022 Faculty diversity is an important driver of student success, …
All-In Conference Call for Participation
All-In Conference Call for Participation Proposal submission deadline extended: June 1, 2022 Students, Organizers, Scholars/Researchers, Foundations, Community Organizations and Research/Action Teams: Submit your ideas for workshops, posters, presentations, papers, art work or performances …
Solidarity Economics: OUR Movement, OUR Economy
Solidarity Economics: OUR Movement, OUR Economy November 4, 2021 Speakers Video Recording Event Recap Solidarity Economics is an economic frame that recognizes that people are not just individuals, but also members of broader social groups and communities; that people are …
All-In Conference Sessions
Breakout Sessions Check the overview of the conference schedule for plenary sessions, special events, and meals. Day 1: Wednesday, October 26, 2022 Day 2: Thursday, October 27, 2022 Day 3: Friday, October 28, 2022 …
No Place Like Home: Affordable Housing in Crisis, Santa Cruz County, CA
By: Miriam Greenberg, Steven McKay, James Sirigotis, with Thao Le (UC Santa Cruz) August 2021 Santa Cruz County—located on the Central Coast of California and well known for its beaches, university, and alternative, laid-back culture—has recently become renowned for another feature: It is …
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Emerging Youth Power in the Inland Empire
By Veronica Terriquez, Ángel Mendiola Ross, Olivia Rodriguez, Jazmine Miles, and Rocio Aguayo Summer 2021 Youth organizations have long played a central role in promoting young people’s engagement in democratic processes. They can provide them with knowledge, skills, and developmental …
