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03/24/2022

Join us this Saturday for a discussion about in the South with Laurie Bertram Roberts of Yellowhammer Fund. This conversation will be facilitated by the brilliant Dr. Regina N. Bradley. Register for this Southeastern Women's Studies Association, SEWSA plenary today:

Get tickets to Love, S*x, & Justice in the South – SEWSA 2022, taking place 03/24/2022 to 03/26/2022. Hopin is your source for engaging events and experiences.

03/05/2021

On our co-founder, Jalessah Jackson, will be in conversation with Dr. Joy James and Salome Ayuak about Radicalising Feminism, an essay from her book Shadowboxing: Representations of Black Feminist Politics.

This event is in partnership with the Decolonial Feminist Collective, scholar-organizers across disciplines utilizing internationalist and decolonial approaches in political education, movement, and solidarity-building. This event is co-sponsored by Charis Books and More/Charis Circle and Rethink, based in New Orleans, Louisiana. Rethink's mission is to support youth of color in becoming thoughtful and capable leaders through the process of critically rethinking our educational experiences and taking action to create transformative systemic change. Register here:

In celebration of International Women's Day, Charis welcomes Dr. Joy James, Jalessah T. Jackson, and Salome Ayuak for a conversation about Radicalizing and Decolonizing Feminism.

10/05/2020

We’re excited to join MDC for a webinar, Trauma, Schools, Learning Differences, and Race in 2020 on October 8th, 2020 from 1 - 2:30 PM. On this webinar, we’ll be discussing the impact of trauma in education with special attention to students with diagnosed or undiagnosed learning differences who are people of color or are from low-income families.

Presenters & Panelists:
• Dr. Salvatore Terrasi - Director of Lesley Institute for Trauma Sensitivity
• Jason Marshall - Co-Founder, Jackson & Marshall Consulting Group, Social & Emotional Health Content Manager, Alliance for a Healthier Generation

Register here:

You're invited to join MDC for a webinar, Trauma, Schools, and Learning Differences in 2020. The webinar will include two brief presentations and a Q&A period discussing the impact of trauma in education with special attention to students with diagnosed or undiagnosed learning differences who are pe...

09/08/2020

JMC is in solidarity with educators who are participating in the . This strike is a call for faculty to refrain from teaching and administrative duties for 48 hours, and instead utilize that time to facilitate and participate in public teach-ins about white supremacy, police violence, anti-Blackness and racism.

Colleges and universities have a responsibility to both educate their campus communities, and to take necessary action to address the ways in which racism and violence structure institutions of higher learning.

09/03/2020

We joined our friends at Access Reproductive Care-Southeast, Inc. to discuss the interconnectedness of abolition and reproductive justice. You can still tune in to the conversation by visiting their page.

08/14/2020

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08/13/2020

Today is . Black women make up a disproportionate amount of the labor force — 80% of Black women are the primary breadwinners for their household, and about two-thirds head households alone.

Black women are also among those most likely to earn a postsecondary degree. However, despite the fact that Black women are enrolled in and graduating from school in the highest percentages across racial and gender lines, wage disparities exist across every sector. Even Black women who are highly educated, such as those working as physicians and surgeons, make just 54 cents for every dollar paid to their white, non-Hispanic male counterparts. This disparity is striking and speaks to the pervasive inequity that Black women face whether they are employed in low-paying or high-paying fields. This also makes the ongoing fight for livable wages and other labor fights important. is .

08/05/2020

In this article, the Executive Director of Rethink in New Orleans, karen marshall, discusses the need to think critically about the role of culture, photography, and radical imagination as part of a strategic movement. View some of her photography and read more of her words below!

Support the Black youth organizers at Rethink by contributing at http://therethinkers.org/support-us/.

Three photographers offer perspectives on documenting the moment: “The revolution needs to be irresistible, right?”

07/28/2020

Sometimes the tough conversations are also the transformative ones.

06/05/2020

"Our hearts are heavy with news of the police murders of Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, João Pedro Matos (Brazil), George Floyd, and countless others. Jackson & Marshall Consulting Group LLC stands firmly with organizers and community members taking to the streets with demands to , and to -- a necessary step towards abolition. The ongoing attacks on Black life at the hands white vigilantes and the state must stop, and it is everyone’s responsibility to ensure it does..."

Our hearts are heavy with news of the police murders of Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, João Pedro Matos (Brazil), George Floyd, and countless others. Jackson & Marshall Consulting Group LLC stands firmly with organizers and community members taking to the streets with demands to

05/26/2020

Social movements often arise among people who are being deprived from their human rights. In the final webinar of the RJ series, we will discuss the history of scientific harm and reproductive justice! Make sure you register to join Jalessah and 500 Women Scientists this Saturday!
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