“Multiracaial community movements are essential to how we see the economy and how we see our brothers, sisters, and communities and how they share in our collective prosperity.” Joseph Mckellar #solidarityeconomics PICO California

6/My brief call to action is to everyone out there, learn more about the work of PICO California, @CPDAction, Demos and the Roosevelt Institute. These are our inspiration and the networks they're part of. - Chris Benner

via @NYTimes IMHO math most definitely is a social justice issue and should be taught that way. nytimes.com/2021/11/04/us/…

Happy #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth! 🎉To celebrate, join today's #UCSC American Indian Resource Center's Indigethanx 2021 event! Indigethanx provides an alternative Thanksgiving celebration & helps educate about traditional native food ways. Register: bit.ly/thanx21

A stunning report by Upturn shows how police use forensic tools to search phones—often without a warrant. Listen to our new podcast episode with Harlan Yu to learn more: eff.org/deeplinks/2021…

The jury’s verdict emboldens white supremacists, and it signals that this violence is welcome -- but we will continue to organize and build a powerful multi-racial people’s movement to protect our communities and defeat White Supremacy. #RittenhouseTrial #BlackLivesMatter

YOU'RE INVITED! 🎉Join us Dec 3 to witness the impact our students and partners are making locally and globally. Enjoy food, raffle prizes, and be in community with local community leaders and students advocating for #socialjustice. RSVP: everettprogram.ucsc.edu/showcase/

“[Incarcerated people] subject to preventable death and disease are now being told ‘oops, sorry’ by the courts. Justice requires more — especially when this pandemic is not over,” said Lawyer Carbone, representing San Quentin petitioners. Read more➡️ bit.ly/SQHabeas

Check out the latest episode of our #SolidarityEconomics comic, with Dr. Manuel Pastor, thanks to the amazing Golnoush Pak. Chapter 6: Solidarity and Movements Part 1 tapas.io/episode/2665645 via Tapas

✨ Join us in This is Our Future: Take Back the Vote, featuring Tiffany Dena Loftin (Tiffany Dena Loftin) Community Engagement Director at Vote.org and SOMeCA alumna! ✨ Register here: bit.ly/thisisourfuture

🚨 Save the date! UC Santa Cruz Giving Day is coming up on November 2nd. Support The Everett Program's sponsored project, Gateways, in raising funds for student-led projects uplifting incarcerated voices. Learn more: bit.ly/3SgaeKR

I was really honored to be asked, along with Dr. Manuel Pastor to keynote the MBEP annual State of the Region convening, talking about #SolidarityEconomics in the Monterey Bay region. Our presentation is now online! youtube.com/watch?v=RnEfnS…

Want to support undergraduate change makers? Today is UCSC’s Annual Giving Day, a 24 fundraising event! Support us in getting Everett students hands on with advocacy and formerly incarcerated filmmakers with a donation today! #Give2ucsc #ucsc #givingday givingday.ucsc.edu/giving-day/587…

📣😯 It's officially Giving Day! Your generosity is a critical step in supporting the students and faculty of the Social Sciences Division. 🙇‍♂️Help programs such as the @RCAucsc, Everett Program, and more by donating here: go.ucsc.edu/GivingDay22

I am partnering with UC Santa Cruz to give their undergrad students hands on experience with advocacy & filmmaking through my upcoming documentary "Finding Ma"! Please donate today! All donations will be used to educate & complete our next leg of filming! givingday.ucsc.edu/giving-day/587…

I am directing a personal documentary about my family's struggle from foster care to prison and how my family has remained resilient despite it all. Here is a trailer for my upcoming documentary. I need your support everyone! youtube.com/watch?v=Vga3ub…

You can donate to my project below. givingday.ucsc.edu/giving-day/587…

🎥 Join us on Saturday, May 6 for the WTWWH film screening! This film isn't just about covid and incarceration, but a meditation of love, trust, and shared liberatory struggle. RSVP here: everettprogram.ucsc.edu/wtwwh/