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EP 57 - Land, Culture, and Belonging: Place-based Community Advocacy 1:18:51

3M ago1:18:51

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This episode is part of a series of talks and panel discussions recorded during the breakout sessions of our Othering & Belonging Conference that took place in Oakland this past April. This session is titled "Land, Culture, and Belonging: Place-based Community Advocacy." It looks at the redevelopment of the Henry J. Kaiser Center in Oakland, which …

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Destigmatizing Healthcare 13:20

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Beyond the Lens is Norton Healthcare’s podcast that informs and educates listeners so you can be informed to advocate for yourself, our patients, and every other employee at Norton Healthcare. Episode 6 In this episode: Destigmatizing Healthcare In this episode, our host, Felecia Patterson, Inclusion Manager, speaks with Morgan Cole APRN who is a l…

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EP 56 - Leaning into Paradox: How We Can Block, Bridge & Build Our Democratic Future Together 31:34

4M ago31:34

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This episode is part of a series of talks and panel discussions recorded during the breakout sessions of our Othering & Belonging Conference that took place in Oakland this past April. This session is titled "Leaning into Paradox: How We Can Block, Bridge & Build Our Democratic Future Together." It includes two speakers from the Horizons Project wh…

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EP 55 - Democracy in Crisis: The Courage to Re-Humanize One Another 1:03:21

4M ago1:03:21

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This episode is part of a series of talks and panel discussions recorded during the breakout sessions of our Othering & Belonging Conference that took place in Oakland this past April. This session is titled "Democracy in Crisis: The Courage to Re-Humanize One Another." It focuses on a project called Bridging for Democracy (B4D), which is developin…

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EP 54 - Using Data to Advance Belonging without Othering 42:06

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This episode is part of a series of talks and panel discussions recorded during the breakout sessions of our Othering & Belonging Conference that took place in Oakland this past April. This session is titled "Using Data to Advance Belonging without Othering." It looks at a set of domains at the intersection of data and civil society, such as racial…

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EP 53 - Expressions of Belonging 1:17:52

4M ago1:17:52

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This episode is part of a series of talks and panel discussions recorded during the breakout sessions of our Othering & Belonging Conference that took place in Oakland this past April. This session is titled "Expressions of Belonging," and it offers a mix of stories, insights, and diverse approaches to advancing belonging at an array of organizatio…

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EP 52 - Xenophobia, Resistance, and the Future of the Immigrant Rights Movement 1:33:43

4M ago1:33:43

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Episode Note This episode is part of a series of talks and panel discussions recorded during the breakout sessions of our Othering & Belonging Conference that took place in Oakland this past April. This session is titled "Xenophobia, Resistance, and the Future of the Immigrant Rights Movement." It includes panelists Annette Wong, who is the Managin…

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EP 51 - Resisting Austerity: Keeping Public Infrastructure Public 1:00:41

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Episode Notes This episode is part of a series of talks and panel discussions recorded during the breakout sessions of our Othering & Belonging Conference that took place in Oakland this past April. This session is titled "Resisting Austerity: Keeping Public Infrastructure Public." It includes panelists Donald Cohen, founder and executive director …

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EP 50 - Bridging Through High School Ethnic Studies 1:03:38

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Episode Notes This episode is part of a series of talks and panel discussions recorded during the breakout sessions of our Othering & Belonging Conference that took place in Oakland this past April. This session is titled "Bridging Through High School Ethnic Studies," and was curated by OBI's Hossein Ayazi. It includes panelists from the UC Berkele…

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Trauma Informed Care & Resiliency Programs 12:27

5M ago12:27

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Beyond the Lens is Norton Healthcare’s podcast that informs and educates listeners so you can be informed to advocate for yourself, our patients, and every other employee at Norton Healthcare. Episode 5 In this episode: Trauma Informed Care & Resiliency Programs In this episode, our host, Felecia Patterson, Inclusion Manager, speaks with Dr. Crysta…

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Autism Awareness 28:10

7M ago28:10

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Beyond the Lens is Norton Healthcare’s podcast that informs and educates listeners so you can be informed to advocate for yourself, our patients, and every other employee at Norton Healthcare. Episode 4 In this episode: Autism AwarenessIn this episode, our host, Felecia Patterson, Inclusion Manager, speaks with Dr. Cody Davis, Clinical Psychologist…

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Women and Stroke with Rosa Hart 18:40

8M ago18:40

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Beyond the Lens is Norton Healthcare’s podcast that informs and educates listeners so you can be informed to advocate for yourself, our patients, and every other employee at Norton Healthcare. Episode 3 In this episode: Women and Stroke with Rosa Hart In this episode, our host, Felecia Patterson, Inclusion Manager, speaks with Rosa Hart, RN Patient…

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The Institute for Health Equity with Cara Bland 18:47

8M ago18:47

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Beyond the Lens is Norton Healthcare’s podcast that informs and educates listeners so you can be informed to advocate for yourself, our patients, and every other employee at Norton Healthcare. Episode 2 In this episode: The Institute for Health Equity with Cara Bland In this episode, our host, Felecia Patterson, Inclusion Manager, speaks with Cara …

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Equity, Inclusion and Belonging with Jazzma Moore 15:22

10M ago15:22

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Beyond the Lens is Norton Healthcare’s podcast that informs and educates listeners so you can be informed to advocate for yourself, our patients, and every other employee at Norton Healthcare. Episode 1 In this episode: Equity, Inclusion and Belonging with Jazzma Moore In this episode, our host, Felecia Patterson, Inclusion Manager, speaks with Jaz…

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Trailer 1:51

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Beyond the Lens is Norton Healthcare’s podcast dedicated to educating and informing listeners so you can be empowered to advocate for yourself, our patients, and every other employee of Norton Healthcare. For more information about Beyond the Lens, email inclusion@nortonhealthcare.orgNHC Department of Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging

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EP 49 - Does Integration Close Racial Disparities? 54:39

2y ago54:39

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Episode Notes In this episode of Who Belongs? we hear from Darrell Owens, who is a policy analyst at California Yimby, and a writer on Substack who focuses on housing, planning, displacement, mobility and other issues. He just authored a new piece called Segregation or Integration which combines data on housing policy with his personal experiences …

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EP 48 - Building Bridges Over the Hills 49:43

2y ago49:43

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In this episode, we speak with Sharon Dunn and Gwen Johnson — two members of Hands Across the Hills (HATH), a grassroots group working to build bridges between communities in rural Western Massachusetts and in the Eastern Kentucky coal country. Formed in the wake of the 2016 election, this group seeks to build empathy and unity between diverging pe…

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Cultures of Care, ep. 2 | Naima Green and Rich Medina 37:18

2+ y ago37:18

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Welcome back to Cultures of Care, a special new miniseries from Who Belongs? hosted by Evan Bissell and Giovanna Fischer. This series celebrates people that practice collective care in unconventional and insurgent ways. Visit the project, read more about our interviewees, and check out transcripts for this episode at https://belonging.berkeley.edu/…

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Cultures of Care, ep. 1 | Nicki Jizz and Kristina Wong 27:39

2+ y ago27:39

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In this episode of Who Belongs?, we're debuting Cultures of Care, a special new miniseries hosted by Evan Bissell and Giovanna Fischer. This series celebrates people that practice collective care in unconventional and insurgent ways. Care is an essential, immediate and practical way to create belonging. Perhaps most vitally in our urgent times, at …

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EP 47 - Returning Citizens 56:56

3y ago56:56

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In this episode we speak with two of the founding members of the Florida Rights Restoration Coalition, the President Desmond Meade and the Political Director Neil Volz. Together, Desmond and Neil have been working on restoring the rights of people who have a prior felony conviction, referred to as returning citizens. In 2018, they were successful i…

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EP 46 - Co-creating a future where everyone belongs 1:01:50

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In this episode we speak with Reverend Ben McBride. Ben McBride is a spiritual leader and longtime activist for peace and justice in the Bay Area. McBride serves as a national leader around reconstructing public safety systems and gun violence prevention work. In 2014, McBride launched the Empower Initiative to support bridging and belonging work a…

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EP 45 - Co-Creating Public Spaces of Belonging 42:30

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In this episode we interview with Debbie Lacy. Debbie is the founder of Eastside for All, which serves communities outside of Seattle, WA including Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Issaquah and Sammamish. Eastside for All has a mission to transform East King County into a place where racial, economic and social justice are realized, and belonging is ma…

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EP 44 - Belong Circles 42:00

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In this episode we speak with Angel Mortel and Aleena Gonzalez. Angel is a lead organizer with LA Voice, which is a multi-racial and multi-faith community organization that awakens people to their own power and trains them to organize together. LA Voice has been implementing the Belong Circles with their partner network, including at Dolores Missio…

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EP 43 - The Belong Movement 42:53

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In this episode we speak with Ashlin Malouf-Gashaw. Ashlin is the Chief Formation Officer at PICO California, the largest multi-racial faith-based community-organizing network in the state. PICO is leading The Belong Movement, which aims to address the polarization and racial anxiety across California by bridging across race, faith and status throu…

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EP 42 - Belonging in Oakland 26:17

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In this episode we speak with Roberto Bedoya. Roberto is the Cultural Affairs Manager for the City of Oakland in California. He developed the City’s Cultural Plan, titled, Belonging in Oakland. Throughout his career Roberto has consistently advocated for inclusion and belonging in the cultural sector. In our conversation, Roberto shares how he’s ut…

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EP 41 - On being seen and heard: Students reflect on their high school experience 35:05

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In this episode we speak with Tamia Dantzler & Dashley Concepcion. Tamia is an alum and Dashley is a current student at El Puente Academy for Peace and Justice. In a previous episode we spoke with Frances Lucerna, founding principal of El Puente Academy for Peace and Justice. We heard from Frances about the school design and intentions, in this con…

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EP 40 - Belonging in Schools: The Story of El Puente Academy for Peace and Justice 38:50

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In this episode we speak with Frances Lucerna. Frances is the founding principal of El Puente Academy for Peace and Justice. El Puente Academy for Peace and Justice is a public school located in the Southside community of Williamsburg in Brooklyn, New York City. El Puente is Spanish for ‘the bridge’ - which is exactly what the school is doing: crea…

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EP 39 - Black and Native Folks in the Climate Justice Movement 41:47

3y ago41:47

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In this episode we interview two of the founding members of The Wind & The Warrior, Ife Afriye Kilimanjaro and Nana Korantema. In 2020, The Wind & The Warrior led a Sacred Waters Pilgrimage to connect Black and Native culture-bearers and advocacy leaders working to address the climate crisis for ritual and conversation. Throughout the pilgrimage, t…

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EP 38 - Looking to Belong: A Conversation with a Diaspora Dialogue Participant 37:33

3y ago37:33

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In this episode we interview Byb Bibene. Byb is a professional performer, choreographer, dance artist, director and dance educator originally from the Republic of Congo. Currently he lives in the Bay Area in California. Byb has participated in the African Diaspora Dialogues hosted by Nunu Kidane and Gerald Lenoir. In our last episode, we got to hea…

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EP 37 - Different Histories, Parallel Stories: Bridging African American and Immigrant Communities 46:48

3y ago46:48

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In this episode we hear from Gerald Lenoir and Nunu Kidane about their work on bridging African American and African immigrant communities through dialogues. Gerald is OBI’s identity and politics strategy analyst and was the founding executive director of the Black Alliance for Just Immigration (BAJI). Nunu was a founding member of BAJI and is curr…

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EP 36 - Developing a shared vocabulary: Introduction to Othering, Bridging & Belonging 46:26

3y ago46:26

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In this episode we interview UC Berkeley Professor and OBI Director john a. powell. john a. powell is an internationally recognized expert in the areas of civil rights, civil liberties, structural racism, housing, poverty, democracy, and othering, bridging and belonging frameworks-- which he has been critical in developing and translating between a…

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EP 35 - The economic case for a $15 minimum wage 26:43

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In this episode of Who Belongs? we look at the impacts of minimum wage increases with Michael Reich, a Professor of Economics and Chair of the Center on Wage and Employment Dynamics at UC Berkeley. The federal minimum wage has been frozen at $7.25 an hour since 2009. That's an annual income for a full time worker of just $15,000. But a few weeks ag…

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EP 34 - How ICE uses tech to target immigrants 39:21

3+ y ago39:21

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In this episode of Who Belongs? we hear from Jacinta González, an organizer with Mijente, a non-profit which leads campaigns to educate and organize around issues concerning immigration, detentions and deportations. Jacinta explains how ICE and other law enforcement agencies are using surveillance technologies to target immigrant communities and ot…

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EP 33 - Storming the Capitol and the dilemma of Trumpism with john a. powell and Ian Haney López 1:08:05

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In this episode of Who Belongs?, we hear from three thinkers and members of the OBI faculty — john a. powell, Ian Haney López, and Emnet Almedom — on the situation unfolding in the wake of the Washington D.C. riots. This past week, we saw remarkable scenes of violence take place at the country’s Capitol Building. Our guests will help us make sense …

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EP 32 - The struggle against Islamophobia in France with Houria Bouteldja and Yasser Louati 49:44

4y ago49:44

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In this episode of Who Belongs?, we speak with two activists based in France — Yasser Louati and Houria Bouteldja — about the intensification of Islamophobia and state repression unfolding in the country following Samuel Paty's gruesome murder. Our guests help us understand the current situation as it relates to the country's history of racist marg…

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EP 31 - 'A Kick in the stomach': Lara Kiswani and Theresa Montaño on Newsom's ethnic studies veto 27:41

4y ago27:41

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In this episode of Who Belongs? we speak with Lara Kiswani, Executive Director of the Arab Resource and Organizing Center based in San Francisco, and Theresa Montaño, professor of Chicana and Chicano Studies at California State University, Northridge, to discuss the efforts to develop an ethnic studies curriculum in California. On September 30, Cal…

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EP 30 - Can social housing provide a solution to a looming mass eviction crisis? with Carroll Fife 38:46

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In this episode of Who Belongs?, we speak with Carroll Fife, an organizer, mother, and director of the Oakland office of the Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment, also known as ACCE. Earlier this year, she was involved in coordinating the #Moms4Housing campaign in which the five Black women took over a vacant home on Magnolia Street i…

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EP 29 - Trump attacks fair housing: What does the end of AFFH spell for integration? 25:11

4y ago25:11

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Last week Trump announced he had eliminated an Obama-era fair housing rule put in place in 2015 to reverse patterns of residential segregation that have been in place for many decades. The move was widely seen as both an attack on integration and also a racial fear mongering strategy to appeal to his white base of supporters three months before the…

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EP 28 - Settler colonialism, the insurrections of the 1960s, and today with Professor Gerald Horne 34:06

4+ y ago34:06

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In this episode of Who Belongs? we speak with Gerald Horne, Professor of History and African American Studies at the University of Houston, and author of more than 30 books. Professor Horne has written on a spectrum of issues and events including the early settler colonial period of the US, the Haitian and Mexican revolutions, labor politics, civil…

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EP 27 - Can we have a future without police? with Professor Erin Kerrison 38:56

4+ y ago38:56

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In this episode of Who Belongs? we hear from Erin Kerrison, an Assistant Professor of Social Welfare at UC Berkeley, to discuss her thoughts on transforming social structures and imagining futures beyond police following the murder of George Floyd. Professor Kerrison’s work investigates the impact of structural disadvantage, concentrated poverty, a…

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EP 26 - Why are people around the world knocking down old statues? Adam Hochschild explains 23:54

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In this episode of Who Belongs? we hear from Adam Hochschild, a prominent historian, journalist, and a best selling author who wrote King Leopold’s Ghost: A Story of Greed, Terror and Heroism in Colonial Africa, among many other books. He's also a lecturer in Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism. Professor Hochschild gives us his take on the ef…

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EP 25 - "It's not just murder. It's terror." #GeorgeFloyd #Minneapolis 26:10

4+ y ago26:10

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In this episode of Who Belongs? we’re bringing back john a. powell, our director at the O&B Institute, and professor of Law and African American studies at UC Berkeley, to talk about the ongoing events in Minneapolis following the police killing of George Floyd, and why he’s remaining optimistic about some of the glimmers of hope he sees in an othe…

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EP 24 - Prof. john a. powell on the clash over shelter-in-place, and the murder of Ahmaud Arbery 44:02

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In this episode of Who Belongs? we hear from john a. powell, a professor of Law and African American studies at UC Berkeley. He’s also the director of the Othering & Belonging Institute. In the interview professor powell offers historical context for the conflict over this question of when to reopen the economy, and the government’s authority to im…

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EP 23 - Racism and COVID-19: The historical, political, and social foundations 40:59

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In this episode of Who Belongs? we hear from a three-guest panel of Berkeley faculty who provide various perspectives on the different forms of racism we’ve been witnessing since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. We hear about the experiences of Asian Americans who are facing a surge in hate crimes, the disparate impacts on black and brown com…

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EP 22 - How this Bay Area food bank is responding to a surge in demand; with Alex Boskovich 30:16

4+ y ago30:16

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In this episode of Who Belongs? we speak with Alex Boskovich, who is the Government Relations Officer at the Alameda County Community Food Bank based in Oakland, which collects and distributes food and other resources to about 300 partner organizations throughout Alameda county, including food pantries, churches, senior centers, schools, and other …

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EP 21 - ICE raids, farmworkers, & COVID-19 w/ Seth M. Holmes, Miriam Magaña López, and Vera L. Chang 36:29

4+ y ago36:29

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In this episode of Who Belongs? we’re looking at the reality facing undocumented immigrants and migrant farmworkers in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. We hear from three researchers who discuss some of their recent and upcoming articles that look at ICE raids targeting immigrant communities despite shelter-in-place orders, as well as the cond…

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EP 20 - Ian Haney López on Bernie Sanders and the Race-Class Message 37:28

4+ y ago37:28

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In this episode of Who Belongs? we speak with Ian Haney Lopez, a professor of law here at UC Berkeley, about his new book: “Merge Left: Fusing Race and Class, Winning Elections, and Saving America.” The book puts forward the argument that the left can re-frame racism as a weapon of the rich by crafting messages that fuse race and class and build a …

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EP 19 - Surveying Black Women in Nevada with Erika Washington and Quintin Savwoir 45:01

5y ago45:01

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In this episode of Who Belongs? we hear from two guests, Erika Washington and Quintin Savwoir from a civic engagement group in Nevada called Make it Work - Nevada. In the interview they discuss a recent survey they conducted of black women in their state to learn about the issues that are most pressing to them and how they feel about the candidates…

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EP 18 - 400 Years of Resistance to Slavery Initiative at UC Berkeley; w/ Waldo Martin & Denise Herd 41:19

5y ago41:19

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In this episode of Who Belongs? we hear from two guests about a year-long initiative at UC Berkeley marking the 400th anniversary of the start to slavery in North America. The initiative includes weekly events with scholars, activists, and artists from around the country reflecting on the enduring legacies of slavery and Jim Crow, looking at the Ci…

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EP 17 - Alicia Garza on Identity Politics and the 2020 US Presidential Election 48:48

5y ago48:48

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In this episode of Who Belongs? we hear from Alicia Garza, one of the founders of the Black Lives Matter movement and the principal of the Black Futures Lab, which is an organization that engages Black voters year round and works to stop corporate influence in progressive politics. Alicia recently authored a paper for the Othering and Belonging Ins…

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