The Center for Global Justice

Research/Learning for a Better World & Empowering a Solidarity Economy

Programs

Our regular series of webinars take place on Mondays at 1 pm CST. You will be able to join at https://globaljusticecenter.org/globaljusticereport. These online events are free of charge, but we rely on individual contributions to see us through. Please help out if you can.

Videos of Past Events

BDS: Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions in Support of Palestine Débora Poo October 14, 2024	Yo Te Veo SMA: A Collaborative Project for Mending Our World Lena Bartula August 19, 2024	The Contradictions of Global Migration Vijay Prashad August 12, 2024
This is Life; "Haik al-Haya:" Five Years Teaching in Palestine Cynthia Yoder August 5, 2024	The Delicate Art of Covering the Narco Beat in Sinaloa Arturo Santamaria Gómez July 29, 2024	2024 Update of the Rosenberg Case Robert Meeropol July 22, 2024
54 Years After Kent State, What’s Been Learned on US Campuses? Bob Datz May 27, 2024	Mexico's Decree on Glyphosate and GMO Corn Malin Jönsson May 13, 2024	Mass Media & the Campaign Against AMLO and MORENA José Luis Granados Ceja & Kurt Hackbarth May 6, 2024
The Stark Choice: One Democratic Palestine/Israel or "Two-State" Apartheid Jeff Halper April 29, 2024	US-Mexico Relations in a Double Election Year Laura Carlsen April 15, 2024	Three Faces of Capitalist Labor: Uncovering the Hidden Ties between Gender, Race, and Class Nancy Fraser March 11, 2024

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UPCOMING TOURS

January 26, 2025 to February 4, 2025

Visit Cuba with the Center for Global Justice

Join us in an exciting visit to Cuba--a country committed to building socialism. We will learn about Cuba’s stunning accomplishments such as free health care and education, its collective production in agricultural and urban cooperatives, We will dialogue with leading thinkers about their visions... Read more

November 25, 2024 to November 29, 2024

Visit Morelia & Patzcuaro with the Center for Global Justice

We will depart from San Miguel early in the morning for an about two and a half hour drive to Morelia, known as the pink city, because the pink limestone used to build all of the historical mansions and churches. There we will spend one night, and almost two full days.