..., Berkeley at War , 87–124 . 22. Hancock, “‘New Politics’ in Berkeley,” 403 . 23. For more on the growth of free clinics and community health centers, see Lefkowitz, Community Health Centers ; Dittmer, Good Doctors ; Nelson, Body and Soul ; Loyd, Health Rights Are Civil Rights , 181...

.... © 2012 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2012 reflections From Communism to Capitalism, from Production to Consumption The Case of the Bilshovyk Plant and Shopping Center in Kyiv Anastasiya Ryabchuk and Natalia Onyshchenko In May 2009 a group of BA and MA...

... durée of US militarism and colonialism in the Caribbean. “The Fish Trusts the Water, and It Is in the Water That It Is Cooked” The Caribbean Origins of the Krome Detention Center Jana K. Lipman In the wake of the 1980 Mariel boatlift, the Department of Health and Human Services began...

...,” might lose the exhibition-visitor, the script abruptly shifted to the more familiar neighborhood scale. There would be found: The humbler things. . . . Playgrounds, sport centers, health centers, and nursery schools, new fresh housing where slums once stood. A setting, decent...

... the United Center? Because by most accounts it was exceptional in the degree to which its owners refrained from exploiting the public purse. If, as I argue, exploitation of the local community was central to the political economy of the United Center, then it is chilling to imagine the recent...

..., as students working at clin- ics, community health centers, and welfare agencies were caught up in conflicts between black and Puerto Rican militant teenagers and their integrationist parents, and between community welfare activists and the liberal...

... Barnes | Radical Women’s Health Activists   57 countries for speaking engagements at schools, workplaces, day-­care centers, hospitals, churches, community areas and union organizations.34 Thus, by the late 1970s, ZANU had established itself in US liberation solidarity networks and had also...

... people should have access to clean, affordable water. This declaration, recently made by the United Nations and the World Health Organization, runs counter to the goals of global capitalism, corporate power, and consumerism that prioritize financial gain over the needs of people, communities, and...

...Graham Willett Copyright © 2000 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2000 Australian Gay Activists: From Movement to Community Graham Willett The gay movement in Australia was, it might be said, born gay. It emerged in the...

...Louis J. Kern 1979 Ideology and Reality: Sexuality and Women's Status in the Oneida Community Louis J. Kern In 1851 the utopian community at Oneida, New York, undertook a vigorous campaign to destroy what was...

... ameliorate potential hazards to human health. Since democratic participation reflects habits grounded in local, face-to-face interaction, these local organizing efforts may be seen as vital centers of democracy at work. However, in today’s globaliz- ing market society, grass-roots organizing that...

...Lyell Davies In “Grassroots Perspectives on Media Justice Organizing,” community organizers and media justice advocates Rusita Avila (Media Literacy Project), Todd Wolfson (Media Mobilizing Project), and Betty Yu (Center for Media Justice) discuss the meaning of “media justice” as it relates to low...

... Avenue.2 In this locale, health educators tackled an array of health problems in addition to tuberculosis by expanding the health care services to the community. African American weekly newspapers and municipal documents of New York City reveal how the threat...

... a new system that included scientific medical services into his agenda for agrarian reform.8 The doctors from San Nicolás, in Morelia, played a crucial role in drafting and implementing this program. The Nicolaita Community and Rural Health in Michoacán...

...Daniel J. Walkowitz; Peter R. Eisenstadt THE LANGUAGES OF AUTHORITY The Psychology of Work: Work and Mental Health in Historical Perspective Daniel J. Walkowitz...

... about the nutritional health of the rich. They further employed a discourse on nutrition that, unlike modern biomedicine, postulated different nutritional needs and indices of health for people living in different parts of the country. In examining discourses of nutrition in imperial and republican...

... PUBLIC HISTORY Overcoming Another Obstacle: Archiving a Community’s Disabled History Diane F. Britton, Barbara Floyd, and Patricia A. Murphy In 2001 the University of Toledo (hereafter UT) and the Ability Center of Greater Toledo in Ohio formed a unique partnership that resulted in a...

... community; not only uncomfortable, but absolutely injurious to health and morals52) When the strike began, the 125 Pawtucket carmen were highly organized. With the support of the people of the city and publicly elected officials, the em- ployees disrupted the...

... safety “as a collective, shared experience rather than as an individualistic, and/or interpersonal dynamic”; its rhetorical foundations, too, were consistent with counter-carceral communication, centering “mediation as a means of dispute resolution” to “support community generated responses to harm.” 87...

..., through local municipalities and health centers, in the matter of Indian bodies and the home.11 The following passage taken from a letter sent in March 1938 by the political administrator (jefe politico), the highest authority of the Otavalo Canton, to each one of its parishes’ authorities...