Gentrification brainstorm

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Hello team,

 

Chris and I were just discussing the possibilities of using the topic of gentrification within our upcoming diversity/contact thematic weeks... I'm posting this as a forum to begin to discuss the possibilities of this idea - how we might address Gentrification within the ELA and SS contexts and ways that we might build curricula off of this.

 

Jen, Chris, others... any ideas?!

 

Meredith 

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Relevant local (CU) speaker series...

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Practical Justice: Answering the Needs of Our Community
  
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This fall, Advocacy Coalition is sponsoring a five-part speaker series on topics in the social services. Advocacy Coalition is a student group within the Community Impact umbrella that works with low-income and homeless adults in the community to get them emergency and long-term services they need.

The series, titled "Practical Justice: Answering the Needs of Our Community," will bring together academics, lawyers, and community organizers to provide practical academic and legal information relevant to the AdCo mission. Each evening will consist of a lecture/panel component followed by a Q&A period.

September 26: Tenant Rights in West Harlem
October 10: Homelessness in the Family
October 17: Civil Rights in Housing
October 24: Immigrant Rights and Legal Aid
November 7: HIV, Disability, and Nutrition

Practical Justice is co-hosted with Community Impact.
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On Wednesday, September 26, Advocacy Coalition is hosting the first event of its five-part speaker series. The event, "Tenant Rights in West Harlem," will begin at 8:00 p.m. in 602 Hamilton Hall. Mary McCune of Harlem Legal Services will be the night's speaker.

We hope to see you there.