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Where did you learn that from?
The 2018 Detroit Fellowship Fellow, Celeste Goedert reflects on the first days of the fellowship.
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Policing: When the protectors of our rights turn into violators
To shed light on policing as today’s topic, the HIA Detroit Fellows were hosted by the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, whose mission is to open minds and change lives through the exploration and celebration of African American history and culture.
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What are these health disparities you speak of?
Almost 40% of the population of Detroit live in poverty. What does that mean for everyday life? Stress. Chronic stress.
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Making Work Work for Detroiters
The 2018 Detroit Fellowship Fellow, Sophia Burns reflects on the first days of the fellowship.
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Discussions in Detroit: Projects and Housing Initiatives
The 2018 Detroit Fellowship Fellow, Alexis Brown reflects on the first days of the fellowship.
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Uncovering the “Forgotten History” of Segregationist Policies
The 2018 Detroit Fellowship Fellow, Coline Constantin reflects on the first days of the fellowship.
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“In Conversation with... Angela Davis”
In her Action Project, Lamisa Mustafa is building on the activist work she has already been doing at her university. The conversation with Dr. Angela Davis is just one of many events organized by Lamisa as part of the larger effort by the SMU’s Human Rights Council to advance and ensure racial justice on and off campus.
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Daniel Wolniewicz-Slomka
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Frieder Kurbjeweit
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K. Rashid Nuri
Results
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Where did you learn that from?
The 2018 Detroit Fellowship Fellow, Celeste Goedert reflects on the first days of the fellowship.
-
Policing: When the protectors of our rights turn into violators
To shed light on policing as today’s topic, the HIA Detroit Fellows were hosted by the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, whose mission is to open minds and change lives through the exploration and celebration of African American history and culture.
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What are these health disparities you speak of?
Almost 40% of the population of Detroit live in poverty. What does that mean for everyday life? Stress. Chronic stress.
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Making Work Work for Detroiters
The 2018 Detroit Fellowship Fellow, Sophia Burns reflects on the first days of the fellowship.
-
Discussions in Detroit: Projects and Housing Initiatives
The 2018 Detroit Fellowship Fellow, Alexis Brown reflects on the first days of the fellowship.
-
Uncovering the “Forgotten History” of Segregationist Policies
The 2018 Detroit Fellowship Fellow, Coline Constantin reflects on the first days of the fellowship.
-
“In Conversation with... Angela Davis”
In her Action Project, Lamisa Mustafa is building on the activist work she has already been doing at her university. The conversation with Dr. Angela Davis is just one of many events organized by Lamisa as part of the larger effort by the SMU’s Human Rights Council to advance and ensure racial justice on and off campus.
-
Daniel Wolniewicz-Slomka
-
Frieder Kurbjeweit
-
K. Rashid Nuri