URBAN Education Node: Human Rights Webinar Human Rights in Education Coalition-Building The URBAN Ed Node has been working to launch coalition-building with human rights organizations and educators. We are hosting a Human Rights Webinar, to be held May 24, from 12pm-1:15pm Mountain Standard Time. We have 50 slots available for
The Department of Educational Leadership at Miami University in Oxford Ohio is posting the following position to begin in August 2017: Visiting Assistant Professor to teach undergraduate courses in leadership with a focus on teachers and grassroots or community-based strategies; may also be asked to teach graduate courses in school administration
The Cambridge Handbook of Service Learning and Community Engagement by Corey Dolgon (Editor), Tania D. Mitchell (Editor), Timothy K. Eatman (Editor)
URBAN Newsletter – Winter 2017 The URBAN newsletter is now available here, and it includes updates about national URBAN events and node activities during the Winter of 2017.
Reviewing The Public Professor by M.V. Lee Badgett, NYU Press, 2016.
New URBAN Co-Chairs and National Planning Team members With the transition of Professors Calderón and Cunningham away from their roles as national co-chairs, we are pleased to announce that Álvaro Huerta, Tim K. Eatman, Ana Antunes, and Julio Cammarota are the new URBAN Co-Chairs.
The URBAN Network invites you for its first Webinar on Critical Participatory Research (CPAR) When: February 3, 1:00 PM (MST) Who: Ana Antunes, University of Utah Julio Cammarota, Iowa State University Ben Kirschner, University of Colorado Chereta Madison, University of Colorado Maria Torre, City University of New York What: The
On Our Own: Protecting and Developing Social Housing in the Trump Era In response to a tense post-election moment in the US, the Metropolitics editorial committee has initiated Rapid-Response Peer Review, with a commitment to quickly reviewing and publishing articles that examine organizing and activism around crucial urban issues. Our
The recent election and subsequent cabinet level nominations, especially in education, are cause for alarm on many levels. As members of URBAN Philadelphia, we want to provide the space for educators, parents, and concerned residents to engage in conversation about how we can collectively address the challenges that are in
Dear Colleagues, As a network of scholars and activists who link university and community resources in the service of community engaged research, action, and social change, URBAN knows that in this critical moment, we must speak to and fight back against voter suppression and civil rights violations, as well as