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The Center for Global Justice has initiated the Global Justice Report--a weekly series of online webinars on Mondays at 1 pm (CDT). You can join at https://globaljusticecenter.org/globaljusticereport. Also, together with Educación Colaborativa we have initiated a series of bi-weekly Spanish-language seminars on Wednesdays at 3 pm. You can join at https://globaljusticecenter.org/seminarios.

These online events are free of charge, but due to the pandemic, all of our income-generating programs are suspended and we rely on individual contributions. Please help out if you can.

Videos of Past Events

American Character and the Clash of Ideologies Lauren Langman November 28, 2022	Cannibal Capitalism Nancy Frazer November 21, 2022	Militarized Imperialism Phyllis Bennis November 14, 2022
The ‘Six Party System Hypothesis’ Carl Davidson October 31, 2022	Rethinking the Peace Movement in 2022 Harry Targ October 24, 2022	FAI - Fundación de Apoyo Infantil Graciela Hernández October 19, 2022
Reframing the Debate: Root Causes of Forced Migrancy from Central America Grahame Russell October 17, 2022	La Nueva Ruralidad: Agroindustria y maquila en el Norte de Guanajuato Everardo Rodríguez Gutiérrez October 5, 2022	World Food Crisis and Local Solutions Ben Ptashnik & Victoria Collier October 3, 2022
Yo Soy San Miguel de Allende Nuria Lara Licea, Omar Andrei y José Luis Vargas Ramírez September 28, 2022	Goldman Environmental Prize September 26, 2022	“The People Speak” A Tribute to Howard Zinn September 19, 2022

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Upcoming Webinars

Monday, December 5, 2022 - 1:00pm

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Energy Reform in Mexico–and U.S. Pushback

Kurt Hackbarth

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If the greenwashing rhetoric of the international media and corporate PR machines is to be believed, AMLO is a lover of dirty energy, a 70s throwback, coal-and-oil addict who is thrusting Mexico irresponsibly into a fossil-fuel future. In truth, what he is trying to do is reclaim Mexico's sovereignty over its own energy resources--the "original... Read more

Monday, December 12, 2022 - 1:00pm

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The Midterm Elections: Americans Overcoming Social Madness?

Ron Aronson

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Our current societal disorder focuses delusion and denial, the inability or unwillingness of large masses of people to distinguish between reality and fantasy, and their willingness to act politically according to this derangement. The best term to describe these Trump-encouraged processes—not wholly dissimilar from those that unfolded in Nazi... Read more

Monday, December 19, 2022 - 1:00pm

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Between Self-management & Precariousness

Andrés Ruggeri

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The Workers' Economy between the Pandemic & the Crisis of Neoliberal Hegemony

The crisis of neo-liberal globalization that expanded the labor relations of precariousness and hyper-exploitation was aggravated by the covid 19 pandemic and by the war in Ukraine, which brought into play mechanisms of punishment and... Read more

Monday, January 9, 2023 - 1:00pm

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That Was the Year That Was

Margaret Flowers, Jerry Harris, Ajowa Ifateyo & Arturo Yarish

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Yes, 2022 was quite a year. And we have an informed panel to assess what happened and where 2023 might take us. Margaret Flowers is an activist who directs the Popular Resistance website (https://popularresistance.org/). Ajowa Ifateyo is a staunch advocate of cooperatives who produces... Read more

Monday, January 16, 2023 - 1:00pm

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Race and Identity

Cliff DuRand

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We celebrate Martin Luther King’s birthday by examining the thorny questions of race and identity. What is race? Who is Black? Who is White? Why be Black? Can we choose our race?

Cliff DuRand is a founder and Research Associate of the Center for Global Justice. A retired Philosophy professor, he taught at historically Black Morgan State... Read more

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