WHAT DOES INNOCENCE HAVE TO DO WITH JUSTICE? a Talk by Co-Director Miriam Ticktin at university of Kentucky

Co-Director Miriam Ticktin was a lecturer for the The Committee on Social Theory’s Spring Lecture Series at the University of Kentucky. Her talk was titled “What Does Innocence Have to do with Justice?”. More info at https://socialtheory.as.uky.edu/committee-social-theory-spring-lecture-series

Anne McNevin’s Borders and Politics of Mourning: A Response in a Post-Trump World

December 20, 2016

Anne McNevin published the piece Borders and Politics of Mourning: A Response in a Post-Trump World on Public Seminar.

Educators for Fair Consideration’s 2016-2017 Scholarship Materials

December 15, 2016

Check the Educators for Fair Consideration’s 2016-2017 Scholarship Materials. Now, more than ever, it is important for immigrant students to know that— regardless of their immigration status—they are eligible for many scholarships! This year, E4FC has added 90 new scholarships to the undergraduate and graduate scholarship databases. Over 80% of these scholarships are open to students regardless of

IMMIGRATION POST-ELECTION Q & A: DACA Students, “Sanctuary Campuses, ” and Institutional or Community Assistance (ACE Briefing)

December 15, 2016

Check the American Council on Education briefing on DACA Students, “Sanctuary Campuses, ” and Institutional or Community Assistance.

Council of UC Faculty Associations Board in Defense of Undocumented and other Vulnerable Categories of Students

December 15, 2016

See below the letter of the Council of UC Faculty Associations Board in Defense of Undocumented and other Vulnerable Categories of Students Dear President Napolitano, We applaud your timely declaration in the immediate aftermath of the election that the UC administration “remains absolutely committed to supporting all members of our community and adhering to UC’s