Category: 2010 Winter
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We are the Collective
By Santrecheel Julian Santrecheel Julian is a graduate of the first Septima Clark Community Power Institute in 2008. She has served as Action Team assistant, Action Team Leader, and is part of the Project South staff collective as a Youth Organizer. Some are excited as they embark on this incredible journey of realization and community…
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This humiliation can’t last: Why the People’s Money Should be in a Public Bank
By Dan Leahy Dan Leahy taught public policy, political economy, and social movements for twenty-five years at The Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington. He retired in December 2008. A long-time member of Project South, Dan also worked with the Peoples Movement Assembly Working Group from 2009-2010. When Hank Paulson and his friends in the…
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Realizing Our Strengths & Our Power
For ten years, starting in October 2000, Christi played many roles on the Project South staff. She served as Administrative Director for two years and Program Director for five years. Over the last three years Christi helped steer the direction of the organization as part of the Executive Leadership Team. Christi founded the Project South…
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War Zone in the gulf coast: The Ongoing Struggle for Human Rights in the Gulf & the U.S.
By Colette Pichon Battle, Esq. Colette is originally from Slidell, Louisiana and co-founded Moving Forward Gulf Coast after the storms. She graduated from the first Building A Movement (BAM) Institute in 2006 and is a member of the 2010 BAM Institute cohort of Southern leaders. This article was originally published online for Amnesty International USA:…
