NEWS & EVENTS
Tentative Spring 2019 Calendar
February:
Premilla Nadasen (Bard) on history of and current efforts towards organizing domestic workers
Late February:
Housing and Inequality
Nathan Connolly (Johns Hopkins) on homeownership and black capitalism
Kim Manturuk (Duke and UNC-Chapel Hill, social dimensions of homeownership
Elaine Gross (ERASE Racism) on housing and discrimination on Long Island
March:
Poor People’s Movements, Then and Now
Michael Honey (University of Washington—Seattle) on ML King, Jr.’s Poor People’s Movement
Representatives of national and Long Island Poor People’s Campaign
April 4:
2019 Allen Lecture on Race and Class in America:
William Darity (Duke) “The Subaltern Middle Class”
Panel on Higher Education in an Age of Inequality
Late April:
Native Americans and racism event
Meetings
WCSA 2018 Conference:
CLASS AT THE BORDER: MIGRATION, CONFINEMENT, AND (IM)MOBILITY
The Working-Class Studies Association met at Stony Brook for its 2018 Annual Conference, with above theme. The Center hosted the event, as it has done for the past decade, on the campus of Stony Brook University in June of 2018.
Videos of the annual Working Class Studies Conference, hosted by the CSISJP in June of 2018, are now live. Click HERE for more information.
Introducing The Ineqwiki
The Ineqwiki provides a clearinghouse for the island's community groups and other non-profits, as well as academics, students, and others in colleges and universities, to find one another and collaborate. It seeks to become a springboard for joint work, whether through internships, class or service projects or research, that helps illuminate, address and remedy the many faces of inequality and injustice on Long Island.
Recent Tweets
Thank you Seawolves and friends for supporting the center's initiatives this fall! We appreciate your support and look forward to seeing you for our exciting Spring line up. Stay tuned for more details. Happy Holidays!
Prof. Chris Sellers @ChrisCSellers @SBU_StudyOf_ISJ @stonybrooku quoted on patterns of immigrant life looking forwards and backwards, and its impact on #football on #LongIsland. https://t.co/98NIaFdMX6
Declining participation in LI high school football not just about concussions about the island's dramatic changes in demographics, new first gen immigrant groups. Center Director @ChrisCSellers explains in today's @newsday cover story by @jimbaumbach https://t.co/G9NRmOItVj
Center Director @ChrisCSellers provides important demographic context for today's lead article in @Newsday on declining enrollment in LI's high school football programs. Thanks @jimbaumbach for asking the right questions! https://t.co/G9NRmOItVj
No jump shots. No ferns. No memes. Not this time. I’m going to give it to you straight: If you need health insurance for 2019, the deadline to get covered is December 15. Go to https://t.co/ob1Ynoesod today and pass this on — you just might save a life. https://t.co/8mHMsXGY0g
Dr. Asare: have to address learned & chosen ignorance by acknowledging FEAR of losing (white) self-identity #SBUSocialJustice #BuildAJustLI