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Activism

 ACTIVISM / HUMAN RIGHTS These are articles previously published by Toward Freedom related to this category.

How Occupy the Farm Gave a Breath of Fresh Air to the Occupy Movement and Asserted its Right to Reclaim the Commons

Jeff Conant May 16, 2012 Jeff Conant

When hundreds of people took up the banner of “Occupy the Farm” on April 22nd and laid claim to a patch of urban farmland owned by UC Berkeley, it was not the first time this 5-acre parcel had become the flashpoint of a struggle between the University and local communities.

We Have Everything We Need Already: Community Control of Education

Beverly Bell and Shilpa Jain May 8, 2012 Beverly Bell and Shilpa Jain

Shilpa Jain has served as a full-time “learning activist” with Shikshantar, an India-based people’s movement which aims to regenerate “living and learning communities” grounded in diverse cultures and languages, as opposed to a stultifying colonial-legacy education.

Eyes on the Prize: MLK’s Lessons for Occupy

Valerie Schloredt April 9, 2012 Valerie Schloredt

At the time of his death, Martin Luther King Jr. was planning a campaign around economic injustice—including a mass encampment of poor people in Washington, D.C.

The Politics of Security: Policing, Dictatorships and Resistance

Kristian Williams March 9, 2012 Kristian Williams

The book Anti-Security represents a frontal attack on the concept of security, its internal logic, the politics surrounding it, and the institutions that employ it as a rationale.

Pancho Ramos Stierle: Nonviolence Is Radical

Sarah van Gelder March 5, 2012 Sarah van Gelder

An interview with the activist who made headlines when he was arrested while meditating at Occupy Oakland.

Occupying Hawaii: Paradise Lost and Found

Michelle Fawcett January 31, 2012 Michelle Fawcett

Hawaii seems both the unlikeliest and most appropriate location for the Occupy movement to appear and Occupy groups have popped up on all the major islands.

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