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Call for Papers Reminder - Audre Rapoport Prize for Scholarship on Gender and Human Rights (due Aug. 1) - mailchi.mp/92b73fdc2a4a/2021…
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Rising 2Ls & 3Ls @UTexasLaw! Don't forget to apply for our Human Rights Scholars Program. Applications due on July 9!
Rising 2Ls & 3Ls @UTexasLaw! Apply now for our Human Rights Scholars Program. $5K scholarship. Work closely with us for the academic year. Apply by July 9. More info here: tinyurl.com/dw7sur6t
Beyond The Future of Work retweeted
Rising 2Ls & 3Ls @UTexasLaw! Apply now for our Human Rights Scholars Program. $5K scholarship. Work closely with us for the academic year. Apply by July 9. More info here: tinyurl.com/dw7sur6t
Beyond The Future of Work retweeted
We are accepting papers for the 2021 Audre Rapoport Prize for Scholarship on Gender and Human Rights! Deadline: July 1 - mailchi.mp/a0d443ee00fd/2021…
@SocResearchUT’s Hae Yeon Choo on anti-Asian racism & the importance of centering the voices and dignity of migrant workers. Miss this roundtable on labor migration across South Asia, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia? Watch the full video on YouTube: youtu.be/uAi68nujrNs
@UTAustinSoc’s @RuiJiePeng on increased labor burdens taken on by older women in China when family members migrate. To hear more about "heroes" of the Global South from Peng, Choo, @ButlerSOM’s James Gabrillo & @williamandmary’s Andrea Wright, watch the full panel on YouTube.
Thank you @texasfolklife’s @arborealthoreau, @iatse205’s Rachel Magee, @Raasininthesun’s Raasin McIntosh, @Jmuzaczyo, Carmen Rangel, @ButlerSOM’s Robin Moore, Sidonie Smith, @UTRTF’s Anne Lewis, and of course @kengle4 and Neville Hoad for a terrific end to the 2021 pop up!!
Instead of a private prospectus, what if we asked doctoral students in the humanities to write something public-facing about their work? asks @UM_English’s Professor Emeritus Sidonie Smith
Why does art need to continue proving its relevance? What makes art worthy of municipal funding? How do we work towards repositioning art outside of relevancy?
@ButlerSOM’s Robin Moore shares a gorgeous musical recording by the Mariachi Paredes de la Universidad de Tejas
Very few individual artists survive. We survive in collaboration. - @UTRTF’s Anne Lewis
Yes, yes and YES to participant led subject matter - @Jmuzaczyo shows The Mosaic Project's most recent mosaic mural project portraying Roosevelt Williams
Since becoming union, I’ve never been misclassified as an independent contractor - @iatse205’s Rachel Magee
@Raasininthesun’s Raasin McIntosh offers before the city will be able to support creatives, the city needs to understand how creative organizing and creative organizations move.
“We are only so powerful without our support systems.” - @Raasininthesun’s Raasin McIntosh
Moderator @UTRTF’s Anne Lewis offers a particularly relevant acknowledgement of the workers who created and manufactured the technology that permits us to have this conversation today
Starting @1pm Central! The future of arts & humanities on campuses + in the community: @texasfolklife's @arborealthoreau, @iatse205’s Rachel Magee, @Jmuzaczyo, Carmen Rangel, @ButlerSOM’s Robin Moore & Sidonie Smith. @UTRTF’s Anne Lewis moderates. Join us! tinyurl.com/4dfys3zj
Did you miss our keynote roundtable with @DrivingGuildIL @lennyisnuts and other amazing worker advocacy org reps from @AsiyeTafuleni @JobsMoveAmerica @wageforwork @workersdefense? Check out the video (and others) on our YouTube channel: youtu.be/r74ck-_iCEo
Thanks so much @KentLawSchool’s @l_eslava, @JHUArtsSciences’ Rina Agarwala, and moderator @UTAnthropology @utaustinmes @UTAsianStudies’ Kamran Asdar Ali for a lively conversation on the future of informal work!
There needs to an exercise of imagination and political will for us to move forward, according to @KentLawSchool’s @l_eslava
In her third project, @JHUArtsSciences’ Rina Agarwala sought to learn how a government obtains consent for a new hegemonic model