If you’re still thinking of coming to the conference celebrating Cedric and Elizabeth Robinson’s life work, space is limited! Please register soon - link in thread below.

Student sit ins in the late 1960s dramatically changed the landscape of liberal arts and urban studies at the University of Minnesota

Lyle and I are in conversation as part of launch his new book, Witness: An Insider’s Narrative of the Carceral State! Join us Monday at 7pm!

free speech is when they canceled the whole graduation ceremony rather than letting the valedictorian speak

Florida is charging formerly incarcerated people $50 a day even if they’re no longer in prison. The “pay to stay” fee is based on the length of the original sentence, so even when they're released they must keep paying for a prison bed they’re not using. abcactionnews.com/news/local-new…

If you’re involved in any of these anti-genocide actions at universities, please make sure to save your emails, flyers and other papers so that in 50 years your university can proudly display them as part of their special collections

How are news outlets dedicating wall-to-wall coverage to campus protests, but not the discovery of mass graves in Gaza of people with their hands tied & clothing stripped?

Why do we not know more?

Where are the journalists and resources being dedicated to that story?

actually i do think the issue of safety on college campuses is important

work in higher ed?

then your retirements are probably funneled through TIAA. i am hosting a free workshop tomorrow-open to anyone-to learn about way to divest your retirements from fossil fuels, land grabbing, and weapons.

from columbia to our banks, it's all connected.✊

On its homepage, the The New York Times website currently has four (4) prominently-displayed pieces about American college protests and zero (0) pieces about the nearly 300 bodies (some with their hands and feet bound) found in a mass grave at a hospital in southern Gaza.

Please join us for a lecture by Marisol LeBrón, 'Puerto Rican Feminists Confront the State,' for this year's Jan Cohn lecture in American Studies at Trinity. The lecture will take place in Rittenberg lounge tomorrow, Tues. 4/23 beginning at 4.15pm. Hope to see you there!

Every single university in Gaza destroyed and yet we’re told that the students protesting this genocide are the monsters.

There hasn't been a single Congressional hearing on how Gordon Gee wrecked West Virginia University, the flagship public institution of a US state. Sit with the gross, classist condescension of this as we watch political elites obsess about whose feelings got hurt at the Ivies.

Please check out our new YouTube channel. It has recordings of the Tracing the Contours of Caribbean Geography talk series-- with more content to come. youtube.com/@CaribbeanGeog…

I've collated 30+ papers together to make a.... Bibliography/Reading List..

'Thinking Palestine/Israel through infrastructure…'

From ports to electricity, tunnels to ICT, sewage to roads

Access here🍉 tinyurl.com/ymhste3j 🍉

I'll update the list again in a few months

The surest sign of spring in S Mpls

Issue 1 of 2024 on 'Desirable Futures' is out, and mostly Open Access! As the editors' Intro states, the issue 'offers a window into capacious desires & futurities, showing how to rethink relations of labor, land & life for just & desirable futures.' journals.sagepub.com/toc/epda/42/1

Happy to speak to anyone thinking about applying for these great fellowships with focus on infrastructure corridors or real estate work and would like to do so through the The Urban Institute + myself