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Movement Monday
Higher Ed Monthly Meeting & Office Hours
New Member Call
College for All Jubilee School: Plutocratic Governance
SPEAKER: Charlie Eaton
Join us as we discuss how billionaires from finance and big tech adopted more oligarchical roles in US politics and higher education with Charlie Eaton, Associate Professor of Sociology at UC Merced and author of the book Bankers in the Ivory Tower: The Troubling Rise of Financiers in US Higher Education. Charlie Eaton is an […]
Part of ourCollege for All Monthly Organizing Meeting
College for All Jubilee School: Moving Towards Solutions
SPEAKER: Marshall Steinbaum
This session will kick off the second half of our College for All series as we move into a discussion of solutions to the problems we discussed in the first half. Join us as Marshall Steinbaum discusses his paper “Rebuilding American Higher Education: From an Engine of Inequality to a Pillar of the Public Interest.” […]
Part of ourBorrower Defense: Landscape, Updates & Workshop
WRITING YOUR DEBT STORY Part 1: A Short-form & Op-Ed Workshop
SPEAKER: Kristin Collier
Author, educator, and Debt Collective fellow Kristin Collier will be offering a two-part writing workshop focused on telling your debt story in short forms such as op-eds. The workshop will be loosely organized around the framework of “seeing red,” the unique, important ways in which borrowers, who live in the red, see the world, and […]
Part of ourFinal Friday Flow
Movement Monday
Higher Ed Monthly Meeting
New Member Call
College for All Jubilee School: Divesting the University from State Violence
SPEAKER: Hannah Appel
College should not only be free, it should be free-ing. In other words, higher education should not incarcerate anyone with either a debt sentence or a prison sentence. And yet, university investments (like endowments and pension funds) profit from state violence–weapons manufacturers, private prisons, surveillance technology, and more. Join us to learn about the University […]
Part of ourCollege for All Monthly Organizing Meeting
WRITING YOUR DEBT STORY Part 2: A Short-form & Op-Ed Workshop
SPEAKER: Kristin Collier
Author, educator, and Debt Collective fellow Kristin Collier will be offering a two-part writing workshop focused on telling your debt story in short forms such as op-eds. The workshop will be loosely organized around the framework of “seeing red,” the unique, important ways in which borrowers, who live in the red, see the world, and […]
Part of ourCollege for All Jubilee School: Funding Free College
SPEAKER: Max Page
This workshop, led by Massachusetts Teachers Association President Max Page, will engage participants in a discussion about how together we can achieve debt-free public college by taxing the very wealthy. We’ll share some of the history of college costs, hear from participants about their efforts, look at some recent wins, and explore resources for making […]
Part of ourFinal Friday Flow
Borrower Defense: Landscape, Updates & Workshop
New Member Call
Higher Ed Monthly Meeting
College for All Jubilee School: University Governing Boards – Autocrats or Puppets?
SPEAKER: Timothy Kaufman-Osborn
Join us as we discuss university governing boards with Timothy Kaufman-Osborn, Professor Emeritus at Whitman College and author of the book The Autocratic Academy: Reenvisioning Rule within America’s Universities and Constance Penley, Professor Emerita at UC Santa Barbara and former President of the Council of University of California Faculty Associations (CUCFA). Whether public or private, U.S. universities […]
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