Youth Leaders Unlocking Justice - Advancing Community Transformation in Lawrence, Massachusetts
Offered By: The Aspen Institute via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a 58-minute panel discussion featuring young leaders and community organizations from Lawrence, Massachusetts, as they share their experiences in advancing justice and safety. Discover how youth-led initiatives are transforming communities by addressing social, economic, educational, and health inequities. Learn about the rich history of social action in Lawrence, including the famous 1912 Textile Strike, and how current youth movements draw inspiration from past struggles. Hear firsthand accounts from youth panelists Jiberly Sandoval and Gladdys Jiminian, participants in the Andover Bread Loaf leadership development program, along with insights from program directors Lou Bernieri and Jineyda Tapia. Gain valuable perspectives on the power of collective youth expression and its role in community transformation, moderated by Fred Frelow, Senior Fellow at the Aspen Institute's Criminal Justice Reform Initiative.
Syllabus
Youth Leaders Unlocking Justice
Taught by
The Aspen Institute
Related Courses
Social Work Practice in Community Organization, Management and Policy/EvaluationUniversity of Michigan via edX Community Organizing for Social Justice Teach-Out
University of Michigan via Coursera Community Organizing for Social Justice
University of Michigan via Coursera Thrive in Trying Times Teach-Out
University of Michigan via FutureLearn Urban Health in Crisis: Response from Sub-Saharan Africa
Georgetown University via edX