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- Exploring the Deep Roots of Anti-Immigrant Sentiment in Little Village October 31, 2019
- Loundy Human Rights Project Just Communities Series: Inclusiveness, Rights & Resilience to Populism –“Civil Liberties and Our Communities: Responses to Current Threats” October 11, 2019
- Just Communities: Inclusiveness, Rights, and Resilience to Populism Series Continues Oct 16! Fred Tsao, Illinois Coalition on Immigrant and Refugee Rights, Discusses Public Charge Rule October 7, 2019
- Loundy Human Rights Project’s Just Communities Conversations Series Continues Oct 9 with the ACLU’s Rebecca Glenberg: “How Local Law Enforcement Can Protect Immigrant Communities. . . Or Not” September 28, 2019
- Loundy Human Rights Project Students Explore Populism’s Roots in Deindustrialization on Chicago’s Southeast Side September 27, 2019
- Loundy Human Rights Project’s Just Communities Conversations Series Kicks Off Oct 2 with “Access to Asylum: Threats, Constructive Responses” September 21, 2019
- Announcing the Loundy Human Rights Project Fall Speaker Series: Inclusive Communities and Resilience to Populism September 16, 2019
- We the People Say #NoKXL August 27, 2019
- A Note About Our Oct. 24 Event, The Complex Politics of Gentrification and Environmental Sacrifice Zones, a Conversation With Dr. Troy Hernandez November 8, 2018
- Oct. 10: The Price of Industry? The Environmental Sacrifice Zones of the Illinois/Indiana Borderlands October 24, 2018
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Exploring the Deep Roots of Anti-Immigrant Sentiment in Little Village
The Joseph Loundy Human Rights Project‘s US/UK Comparative Populism class paid a visit to our wonderful friends at Little Village Environmental Justice Organization (LVEJO) yesterday. We were honored to spend some time with Environmental Planning and Policy Organizer Jose Acosta, MUPP – … Continue reading
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Loundy Human Rights Project Just Communities Series: Inclusiveness, Rights & Resilience to Populism –“Civil Liberties and Our Communities: Responses to Current Threats”
Please join us for this terrific opportunity to talk with the Executive Director of the ACLU of Illinois on the connections between such apparently disparate threats to our communities as ending asylum, narrowing reproductive rights, and ending anti-discrimination protections — … Continue reading
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Just Communities: Inclusiveness, Rights, and Resilience to Populism Series Continues Oct 16! Fred Tsao, Illinois Coalition on Immigrant and Refugee Rights, Discusses Public Charge Rule
Please join us for “Immigration and ‘Public Charge’ Rules: Federal Threats, Local Responses” a conversation with Fred Tsao, which will be held from 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm on Wednesday, Oct 16, in Roosevelt’s 2nd floor Spertus Lounge (244 ih … Continue reading
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Loundy Human Rights Project’s Just Communities Conversations Series Continues Oct 9 with the ACLU’s Rebecca Glenberg: “How Local Law Enforcement Can Protect Immigrant Communities. . . Or Not”
Please join us for “How Local Law Enforcement Can Protect Immigrant Communities. . . Or Not” a conversation with Rebecca Glenberg, which will be held from 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm on Wednesday, Oct 9, in Roosevelt’s 2nd floor Sullivan Room. … Continue reading
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Loundy Human Rights Project Students Explore Populism’s Roots in Deindustrialization on Chicago’s Southeast Side
Wednesday this Fall’s Loundy students outing in POS 343 (Urban Human Rights: Populism, Diversity and Justice in the US and UK) paid a visit to the Southeast Side to explore the legacy of deindustrialisation’s effects on communities. This region once … Continue reading
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Loundy Human Rights Project’s Just Communities Conversations Series Kicks Off Oct 2 with “Access to Asylum: Threats, Constructive Responses”
Please join us for “Access to Asylum: Threats, Constructive Responses” a conversation with Keren Zwick, which will be held from 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm on Wednesday, Oct 2, in Roosevelt’s 2nd floor Spertus Lounge (244 in the Auditorium Bldg, … Continue reading
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Announcing the Loundy Human Rights Project Fall Speaker Series: Inclusive Communities and Resilience to Populism
We are thrilled to announce our 2019 Fall Speaker Series, Just Communities: Inclusiveness, Rights and Resilience to Populism. Join us at 3:00 the first 4 Wednesdays of October, on the 2nd floor of the Auditorium Building, 430 S Michigan Ave, … Continue reading
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We the People Say #NoKXL
So honored to have been a tiny part of creating this crop art this summer on the Tanderup farm near Neligh, NE, in the Sandhills of Nebraska. Amazing work by John Quigley, Art Tanderup, Gerald Brand, and all the volunteers! … Continue reading
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Tagged BOLD Nebraska, climate justice, Cowboy Indian Alliance, eminent domain, Nebraska Easement Action Team, NoKXL, pipelines, tribal sovereignty, Water is Life
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A Note About Our Oct. 24 Event, The Complex Politics of Gentrification and Environmental Sacrifice Zones, a Conversation With Dr. Troy Hernandez
Thanks to all who joined us for our discussion with Troy Hernandez on Oct. 24. The views expressed by Dr. Hernandez were his own. The Loundy Human Rights Project does not endorse statements made about Pilsen Alliance, which has presented … Continue reading
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Oct. 10: The Price of Industry? The Environmental Sacrifice Zones of the Illinois/Indiana Borderlands
After spending all semester thus far in the Chicago River watershed, on October 10 we moved a few miles – a world away – to that of the Calumet. I always feel there’s something in the air in South … Continue reading
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