Tag Archives: CLPP 2012

CLPP 2012: 6 things you didn’t know about the 2012 presidential election

By Lori | Published: April 17, 2012

TweetWhat’s the deal with the 2012 presidential election? In the CLPP session “2012 Elections: Representing Our Communities” a stellar panel of advocates and policy makers came together to answer that very question. They talked about where things are at with elections in the U.S., where they are going, and how we can continue to work to [...]

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Snapped at CLPP: Fashion at the 2012 conference

By Lori | Published: April 16, 2012

TweetAs you all know, Eesha and I were blogging from this year’s Civil Liberties and Public Policy Program Conference, “From Abortion Rights to Social Justice” at Hampshire College. So far, we’ve covered lots of Important Issues like colonization and colonialism. Follow the CLPP2012 tag to view all our posts. But while I was struck by the high-quality [...]

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CLPP 2012: Colonized Spaces, Criminalized Bodies

By Eesha Pandit | Published: April 15, 2012

Tweet At this year’s Civil Liberties and Public Policy Program Conference, “From Abortion Rights to Social Justice” at Hampshire College I attended a really engaging workshop that addressed the vital intersections created by the ongoing legacies of colonialism. The aim was to address the impacts of aggressive over-policing of communities of color and criminalization of poor people, [...]

Also tagged Colonization, Economic Justice, native issues, violence, Violence Against Women | Comments closed