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Introducing What Resonated: Where Your Responses Become Part of The Story | Social Justice Origin Stories
This is What Resonated, a series from Social Justice Origin Stories where your responses become part of the story. What Resonated explores what comes…
1 day, 12 hours ago
Shaped By Community: Navigating Identity and Breaking The Mold with Demetrius T. Gary
Demetrius T. Gary describes the impact moving from a multilingual, multiracial middle school experience to a rural, mostly white high school where he…
3 weeks, 3 days ago
Take This With You Vol. 4 | Social Justice Origin Stories
This is Volume 4 of “Take This With You“, a special series from Social Justice Origin Stories. Storytelling is a gift, and in this series, storytelle…
1 month, 1 week ago
Moving Through Anger To Action: Why My Teaching Philosophy Centers Social Justice
Reflecting on over a decade of teaching, Relando Thompkins-Jones explains his teaching philosophy and why it centers critical self and systems reflec…
1 month, 1 week ago
Making Study Abroad More Accessible to Black and Brown People: Unexpected Journeys with Sarah Jones
Instead of a single, pivotal moment, Sarah Jones compares her journey towards social justice work to a fire that ignited during her first experiences…
1 month, 3 weeks ago
Funky Production: Social Work, Race, Class, and Education with l o t i walker | Design Decisions
Made with minimal equipment and rooted in the idea that ideas need time to grow, this bonus crossover episode between Notes From an Aspiring Humanita…
2 months ago
Ideas Need Time To Grow: How Starting My First Podcast Led Me To Social Justice Origin Stories
Sometimes, reflecting on the past helps us move forward. Social Justice Origin Stories is an idea whose time has come, but there was a podcast before…
2 months, 2 weeks ago
Rejecting The Path Of Least Resistance and Refusing To Be A Passenger With Tyler Adams
Tyler Adams of the GoodPain Podcast opens up about how a life-altering event involving his youngest daughter cracked his heart open and expanded his …
3 months ago
Using My Oar, My Voice, to Design Equitable Futures: Ubuntu and Social Justice with monique liston
dr. monique liston, founder of Ubuntu Research and Evaluation, tells the story of how her dissertation research on human dignity for Black people led…
3 months, 2 weeks ago
Stop Believing In Things That Don’t Believe In You: On Asymmetrical Vulnerability with Kwesi A. Robertson
Kwesi A. Robertson shares about his journey through corporate America, pop culture, and the experiences that shaped his awareness of social justice. …
4 months ago