Category: University Sin Fronteras
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August Update: Southern Freedom Movement Responds to Crisis and Propels toward Aug. 28
Walk for Dignity from Jacksonville to Sanford Florida, July 2013 Freedom Summer 2013Enough is Enough.Southern Freedom Movement Responds to Crisis & Propels Forward towards Aug. 28 On Saturday evening, July 13th, George Zimmerman was found not guilty for the murder of young Trayvon Martin, and a hurtful pain of outrage swelled across our communities. Within…
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July Update: Celebrate South Atlanta Families, get ready for August 28th
Poor Peoples Day & Juneteenth Celebration with GA Hunger Coalition, June 2013 I am Human. Enough is Enough. Freedom Summer 2013 continues with the June Organizing Intensive, the Oscar Micheaux Institute for movement media, the University Sin Fronteras Freedom Summer Semester. 0 This month, the Septima Clark Community Power Institute represents for education justice in Chicago,…
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June Update: Freedom Summer heats up in June!
We all count! We will not be erased! The rallying call at the Southern Movement Assembly is also our call to action for Freedom Summer 2013. You are invited to participate in a summer to build our collective power! Project South and partners across the region are creating opportunities for education, media-making, organizing training, and…
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October Update: Take Action from now to Nov 7 and beyond!
“Words cannot describe the overwhelming joy I will forever cherish about our Assembly in Lowndes County. Thank you for honoring ‘how we got here’ and for your lifelong commitment to ‘where we go from here’.” – Dr. Gwen Patton, Project South co-founder and SNCC veteran from Montgomery, AL. “Our struggles are connected. We cannot do…
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Liberation Summer Update: University Sin Fronteras classes 1-3
The Liberation Summer Semester is rolling strong! Take a stroll over to the University Sin Fronteras’ main site for stories, notes, and student papers from each class! Class 1: Colonialism & Gender Liberation Class 2: Puerto Rico & Caribbean Colonialism Class 3: Black Radical Traditions in the U.S. South