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Learn how to utilize open resources and develop social justice youth development models to address issues such as racism, economic oppression, and limited access to information in marginalized communities. Discover the power of community-centered education and media platforms in fostering positive change and youth activism.
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Open Learning within Communities Bertram (Chip) Bruce U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Fulbright Chair, National College of Ireland, 2007-08
Marginalized communities and underserved young people Racism Economic oppression Under-resourced schools AIDS, diabetes, … Limited access to information Guiding principles Social justice youth development model Community is the curriculum Live and help others to live Community Media in Paseo Boricua (Chicago) Batey Urbano: poetry, hip-hop, cultural expression Media studio, CDs La Voz community newspaper Radio Batey internet radio Batey Theater production Barrio Arts, Culture & Communication Academy Digital archive International links Learning from Existing Practices
Extensions Alternative Schools Network Community Schools Movement Community/university linkage International connections References Learning Power: Organizing for Education & Justice Beyond Resistance! Youth Activism & Community Change Dewey’s Dream: Universities & Democracies in an Age of Education Reform Beyond Paseo Boricua