In his original post on the anniversary of the death of Óscar Romero, Matt Eisenbrandt referred to Romero’s eventual canonization as “a historic moment for [El Salvador] and a validation of his courageous …
Read More >Professors and scholars are in a unique position to guide the next generation in reshaping our values to be more equitable and just. During the National Communication Association conference last week in …
Read More >By Lyn Uhl, Executive Editor of Communication Last spring I announced our new series in Communication for Social Justice Activism co-edited by Pat Parker and Larry Frey. Now we are on to …
Read More >University of California Press stands in solidarity with the AAUP and the ARL. This post is reprinted with the kind permission of the Association of American University Presses. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ January 30, 2017—President Trump’s …
Read More >In our current political climate, reliable access to fresh and nutritious food remains an issue throughout the United States and other parts of the world. …
Read More >As we celebrate thankfulness today, we’re reminded of how grateful we are for our hard won rights and freedoms. We are thankful for our rights to religious liberty, free speech and assembly, a …
Read More >In this Q&A with Executive Executive Editor Lyn Uhl, we learn about what brought her to publishing and her plans for the new Communication list. Why did you become an acquisitions editor? It seemed …
Read More >In this video Inside Government TV interviews author and long-time activist Bill Fletcher, Jr. about his book, co-authored with Fernando Gapasin, Solidarity Divided: The Crisis in Organized Labor and a New Path …
Read More >Jack O’Dell has spent nearly his entire life working and writing for social justice. In Climbin’ Jacob’s Ladder: The Black Freedom Movement Writings of Jack O’Dell, editor Nikhil Pal Singh presents a …
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