SP2811

SP

2811

Spirituality & Social Change

SPIRITUALITY & SOCIAL CHANGE, EXPLORING THE INTERSECTION THROUGH INTERCULTURAL DIALOGUE AND ACTION This course offers an opportunity for a community of learners to explore meeting points between Christian spirituality and movements for social change. The proposed curriculum seeks to engage knowledge from the lived experiences of all class members and supports action for justice as the primary educational outcome. The class will be structured based on transformative pedagogical ideas developed by the Highlander Research and Education Center, and the learning community itself will attempt to model transformative social change through our learning activities. We will focus on learning about and learning from each other, and we will design the course cooperatively. Assignments and the format of class sessions will depend on the learning community's course plan. This course is taught by PhD student Beth Anderson with a Newhall Award, under the supervision of Elizabeth Liebert. 12 max enrollment.

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