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WCSA Book Notes for December 2019

Please take a look at the following WCSA Book Notes for December 2019. You may also download a document with … More

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WCSA Book Notes for December 2019
CfP from Radical Teacher: Teaching About Capitalism, War, and Empire. Due March 1, 2020
Reminder: Call for 2019 Annual Working-Class Studies Association Award Submissions
CfP from Radical Teacher: New Student Movements: Teaching Toward, About, and From Within. Due Dec. 1, 2019
CfP for Social History Society conference. Proposals now due 18 December.
Katrin Bahr hosts film screening and discussion on Leipzig in the Fall (2009) as part of American International College’s Lectures and Forums Series, Nov. 21, 2019
Michele Fazio hosts documentary film screening and discussion on Voices of the Lumbee (2016) as part of American International College’s Lectures and Forums Series, Nov. 7, 2019
Call for Papers for WCSA’s 2020 Conference at Youngstown State University
Debbie Warnock on “Creating Communities of Support for First Generation, Low Income, and Working Class Students,” as part of American International College’s Lectures and Forums Series, Oct. 22, 2019
Talk and Workshop on Supporting the Working-Class at the People’s Universities at UNC-Pembroke

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