This course offers an introduction to contemporary sociological theory for graduate students.
Remembering Attica: Seeing Through The Bars
The classroom can be a procreative space for building social change at the institutional and systemic levels.
Capture and Control: Geographies of Detention and Incarceration
This course explores spaces of detention, and engages in a historical and theoretical investigation of the processes that produce them.
Walden Bello| Is COVID an opportunity for Food Sovereignty?
Walden Bello shows how the COVID-19 crisis exposed the fragility of the present corporate and free trade driven food supply system.
COVID-19 and Its Impacts on Immigrant Families and Communities
Blacks, Indigenous, Latinx, and Asian populations are more likely to contract COVID-19 and die from it compared to whites.
Undocumented immigrants left to cope without safety net
The United States is facing an economic downturn not seen since the Great Depression.
Barriers to COVID-19 Testing and Treatment
Immigrants are among the most vulnerable U.S. residents during the COVID-19 pandemic.