Resign @durbin.senate.gov

Read the essay and reflect on how you might use your own power and share with others. Interested in learning more or joining us in HPOP? Contact us at [email protected]

To do this, HPOP is building a network founded in authentic relationships to inform future collective actions. A key strategy of HPOP is building relationships/partnerships with and learning from community organizers and community organizing principles.

Strong collective analysis of the Health & Power Organizing Project (HPOP) argues that academic public health must enhance its capacity in building & breaking power to make meaningful change.

Books for these times that I both enjoyed & learned deeply from🧵..please comment with suggestions of others..

Don't Go: Stories of Segregation & How to Disrupt It
By Tonika Johnson & Maria Krysan
Tales of how these msgs perpetuate 'othering' of people/places

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Books for these times that I both enjoyed & learned deeply from🧵 and please comment with suggestions of others....

On Tyranny: Graphic Edition @timothysnyder.bsky.social
Crucial book & now with gorgeous Nora Krug illustrative storytelling added...

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Books for these times that I both enjoyed & learned deeply from🧵 and please comment with suggestions of others....

The Black Panther Party: A Graphic Novel History
Beautiful to read in both content & art. @davidfwalker.bsky.social conclusion continues to ring too true

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This 18-month Fellowship supports community leaders & their orgs in building capacity to shape research that reflects their lived experiences & drives meaningful change in the communities they serve.

Details: lnkd.in/gDirJrhg

Congratulations to the four fellows of the inaugural cohort of the Chicagoland Community Research Fellows!
⭐Edith Freeze, Pachacamak Foundation
⭐Ann Jackson, Center For Food Equity In Medicine
⭐Maryam K Muhammad, Heal Thy Life Center
⭐Reyna Ortiz, TaskForce Prevention and Community Services