Teach-InThePOWER OF NO

HOW OUR DISCIPLINESINSPIRE RESISTANCE

Friday, April 21, 3-5pmInternational Pavillion(S. Knoles Dr. Between W. University & E. McConnell)

POWER OF NO Program“The Practical Efficacy of Moral Resistance” Julie Piering, Philosophy 1“Lessons from Standing Rock: Resistance and Persistence in the Era of Trump” Cecilia Marek, Institute for Human Development2“Ethnic Studies: Existing/Resisting” T. Mark Montoya, Ethnic Studies 3“A.J. Muste and the History of Nonviolent Resistance in 20th-century United States” Leilah Danielson, History 4"Whose No Matters?” Nishant Upadhyay, Women and Gender Studies5“Lessons from Buddhism, Judaism, and Sociology: Question Authority!” Janine Schipper, Sociology and Social Work6“The power of 'know/ledge''' Celia Barotz, Flagstaff City Council 7

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Sponsored by:Department of History, Comparative Cultural Studies, and Philosophy in the Public Interest

Co-organizers:Gioia Woods, Comparative Cultural Studies and Heather Martel, History

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Faculty from CCS, Philosophy, History, WGS, SOC & Ethinic Studies describe the

way knowledge from their disciplines helps identify and respond to injustice.