News from the Center for Geographies of Justice

Associate Professor of Peace Studies, Jennifer Bess, publishes new book, Where the Red-Winged Blackbirds Sing: The Animal O'odham and Cycles of Agricultural Transformation in the Phoenix Basin (University of Press of Colorado, 2021).

Many faculty on campus are teaching courses that resonate with the present moment or its historical roots and they have opened their classes to anyone who is interested in attending.

In light of the present moment, the faculty of the Center of Geographies of Justice have created a reading list.

Associate Professor of Philosophy Martin Shuster wrote an essay in the @LAReviewofBooks called "When the Pandemic Reveals Genocide."

Goucher College launches the Hallowed Ground Project to recognize the history of slavery on campus land.