Newsletters

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  Summer 2007: Focus on Mobilizing Men

  Across the country there is growing attention on engaging men at the moment, and certainly we cannot end male violence without men being involved. But which men? What are our vision and goals, and how do men fit into our Read more...

  Issue: Gender Justice

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  Summer 2013: Announcing Living in the Shadow of the Cross

  This newsletter contains information on Paul Kivel’s latest book, Living in the Shadow of the Cross, which seeks to address the everyday impact of Christian Hegemony in our world.   The publication of Living in the Shadow of the Cross  Read more...

  Issue: Religion

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  Winter 2007: Boys and Young Men

  This issue contains resources that I recommend, some tools that we developed at the Oakland Men’s Project, and an article I‘ve written on working with boys. For those of you running programs for teenage young men, our Young Men’s Work: Read more...

  Issue: Young People

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  Winter 2008 – Where We Stand: Racism in 2008

  There have always been people of color and white allies working for racial and economic justice. This newsletter is a reminder that much work remains to be done.   Read more...

  Issue: Racial Justice

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  Winter 2009: Adultism

  In the United States today millions of young people live in poverty, lack health care, experience physical, emotional, and sexual abuse from adults, and experience inadequate educational opportunities and a lack of living wage job opportunities. Many live in toxic Read more...

  Issue: Young People

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  Winter 2010: Christian Hegemony

  This issue of my newsletter is about Christian hegemony, the dominance of the western form of Christianity that came to power when the Romans made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire in the fourth century. It is one Read more...

  Issue: Religion

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  Winter 2012: Economic Justice

  This issue of the newsletter “Economic Justice” celebrates the 20th anniversary of Helping Teens Stop Violence and also presents the framework of economic justice developed in You Call This a Democracy? Included are some useful exercises in examining class and Read more...

  Issue: Economic Justice, Racial Justice, Violence Prevention

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  Winter 2012: Special Resources for Working with Adolescents

  This newsletter is focused on the 20th anniversary edition of Helping Teens Stop Violence, Build Community and Stand for Justice by Allan Creighton and I. But the newsletter begins with some resources for understanding power, wealth, and class in our Read more...

  Issue: Economic Justice, Violence Prevention

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  Winter 2014: Black Lives Matter

  This issue is dedicated to the #BlackLivesMatter movement and the call from African American people all across the US to assert that their lives matter. Inside, I provide resources where you can learn more about #BlackLivesMatter, demands coming out of Read more...

  Issue: Racial Justice

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  Winter 2016: Resources for Racial Justice

  This issue of the newsletter “Resources for Racial Justice,” provides resources on understanding and fighting this moment of rising Islamophobia, examining anti-colonial projects like the Sogorea Te’ Land Trust, some perspectives on racism for White people, and links to resources Read more...

  Issue: Racial Justice

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