REGISTER NOW Course Questions What is Power in the South/Global South and who holds it? What does power in Atlanta look like at the crossroads of struggle? After understanding the framework of Power, what would you do starting tomorrow, to practice, implement, and maintain the holding of power in your organization, community, and life? This […]
Join us August 22-23 Register Now! Greetings Project South family, We are stronger together. We’ve seen this truth expressed in practice throughout the history of the Southern Freedom Movement. We feel it today during the Southern Movement Alliance’s Unite to Fight Summer Organizing Drive – including the Organizing Institute in June, the On the Road 10 city trip in July, & […]
University Sin Fronteras Freedom Summer Semester ‘On The Road’ to Southern Movement Assembly IV Aug 22-23, 2014 in Atlanta Freedom Summer Semester 2014 University Sin Fronteras is taking its emancipatory education model and curriculum on the road. We are part of the team from the Southern Movement Alliance traveling 10 cities in […]
Since its inception in 2010, University Sin Fronteras (or, Universidad Sin Fronteras), (UNSIF) established an emancipatory process both to education and for leadership development resulting in a Liberatory process. This process is centered in decolonization the oppressive systems and while creating liberatory communities, organizations and leadership in younger people. Our mission is particularly poor and […]
We are stronger together. Organizations working on the frontlines of poverty, violence, deportations, mass incarceration, ecological justice, labor, and education are coming together to build our numbers and coordinate our strategies. JOIN US & STAY CONNECTED! 1) Check out the relaunched South to South.org site 2) Sign on to receive communications about actions & opportunities during the Unite to Fight Summer Organizing Drive […]
University Sin Fronteras and Project South Invite YOU To the last class #7 of the Liberation Spring Semester Atlanta Campus 9 Gammon Ave SE ATL 30315 May 7, 2014 6-8 PM (but come early) food will be served before class What are we doing? We are doing 30 minutes of [...]
We were blessed on Wednesday to have a class led by Adjunt Faculty Dr. Leslie Etienne. The class regular attendants were joined by students visiting Atlanta from Pratt Insitute in New York and a lively conversation followed on how to decolonize education. Grounded in the reality of the Freedom Schools during the classical civil rights […]
Led by Adjunct Faculty Ruben Solis, the course discussed the the role of the organizer/political activists and how the recent history led to the rise and many of the characteristics of neoliberal globalization.
Class on April 16 was led by Adjunct Faculty Saladin Muhammad. Together we worked on developing a general strategy for a Southern Freedom Movement. As on eof the largest concentrations of people who are part of the African diaspora, the group analyzed decolonization in the south and migration. The group also discussed labor in the […]
Class this week was led by adjunct faculty Cara Page. Cara led a lively discussion that began with discussions on what healing and health meant in participant lives, touched on such topics as the origins of public health and its historical roots in eugenics and population control, and the finished with how to decolonize both […]
