SJ-110

This course will introduce students to the basics of social justice work through engagement with a variety of intellectual traditions and models of practice. Topics covered will include: theorizing structural inequalities; power and privilege; social movements; and models of community organizing and advocacy for social change. The course will culminate in the student's proposal of an "Action & Change" project that will engage course themes and concepts in a community context, and will form a core part of the remaining concentration work. Distribution areas: Power and Equity, The Individual and Society.

Academic Credit, Academic Evaluate Course, The Individual & Society, Power and Equity