The Making of ‘Made-in-China Feminism’
This article examines feminism in contemporary China (C-Fem), how it developed, and especially how it is impacted by the social-political...
Please share any digital media resource you find in relation to any of the issues we discuss in the class. Podcasts, webinars, TED talks, and documentaries are more than welcome!
This article examines feminism in contemporary China (C-Fem), how it developed, and especially how it is impacted by the social-political...
This is the report mentioned in Kapur’s chapter in the Social Justice in ELT book. There’re translations available in different...
https://www.cnvc.org/about “The Center for Nonviolent Communication (CNVC) is a global organization that supports the learning and sharing of Nonviolent Communication (NVC),...
Source: https://citizensociolinguistics.com/ This is a source about how people use language in social media. “Smaller People”? – Citizen Sociolinguistic Arrest!...
Global is a textbook series that tries to challenge adult English language learners to investigate complex topics. Though many of...
I really like this video, Broken Windows, Broken People, by Molly Crabapple that shares “how ‘broken windows’ policing harms people...
This 12 minute video resource is directed towards educating teachers, rather than a resource for teaching purposes. ‘#Ask Me’: What...
This entertainingly morbid video from the series “Ask a Mortician” by Caitlin Doughty, founder of The Order of the Good Death, focuses on the highly problematic environmental–as well as financial–impact of the funeral industry. Doughty explains the severe environmental issues involved in traditional American burials and cremations. She then goes into two eco-friendly alternatives: aquamation/water …
I came across the Opportunity Atlas whilst creating a unit plan centered around “The American Dream”. This interactive map is...
This book review gives a summary of the book Searching for Black Confederates: The Civil War’s Most Persistent Myth, as well...
I’d like to introduce a movie called “Hafu,” which I watched when I was an undergraduate student in Japan. It’s...
