Join RESULTS for a national webinar on February 3, 2024, focusing on empowering diverse voices, addressing oppressive behavior, and advocating for equity. Explore anti-oppression values, resources, US policy updates, poverty campaigns, and actionable steps to support legislation benefiting low-incom

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Chabot College's Guided Pathways team utilized Circles of Engagement to plan for inclusive engagement in their strategic plan, focusing on intentional reflection to address systemic oppression through diverse participation. They identified different community members and stakeholders to engage, dete

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Collective healing and engagement approaches focus on addressing burnout, systemic oppression, and promoting desired wellbeing through identity restoration. By valuing lived experiences and promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion in policy and practice, these strategies aim to create a supportive

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Explore privilege, intersectionality, and structural inequity in a training session led by Jo Yuen. Participants will learn key terms, allyship strategies, and engage in discussions to foster a safe and open environment. The session includes a working agreement, introductions, breakout discussions,

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Explore the origins and impact of racist ideas in America, from Jefferson Davis' claims of Black inferiority to modern racial disparities in wealth, incarceration, and police violence. Segregationist and assimilationist viewpoints are examined, highlighting how racist ideas have perpetuated inequali

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The book "The New Jim Crow" by Michelle Alexander exposes the issues of mass incarceration in the era of colorblindness. It highlights the racial disparities in the criminal justice system, tracing the origins of this racial caste system from slavery to the modern-day prison-industrial complex. The

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Educate yourself on world religions and religious oppression, empathize with religious minorities, combat generalizations, and promote belief inclusion in all aspects of life for a more just and peaceful world.

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Explore the controversial topic of mental illness in Christian circles, distinguishing between demonic oppression and psychological conditions. Delve into the extreme symptoms of demonization as seen through the story of the demoniac of Gadara in Mark 5, highlighting the healing power of Jesus in de

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This presentation sheds light on the alarming rates of sexual violence against individuals with disabilities, highlighting the prevalence of abuse and victimization. It aims to challenge personal biases, dissect root causes, and identify sources of ableism and oppression. Participants will gain foun

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Universal citizenship embodies equality of rights for all citizens, while differentiated citizenship focuses on special representation rights for oppressed groups. Iris Marion Young criticizes the universalism in citizenship, advocating for differentiated citizenship to address the needs of marginal

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Founded in 2022, the SABSW aims to address the concerns of Black social workers and students in Saskatchewan, advocating for inclusive excellence and empowerment. With a vision for a society free of racial domination, economic exploitation, and cultural oppression, SABSW focuses on increasing awaren

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Elie Wiesel's Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech raises thought-provoking questions about neutrality, solidarity, and freedom. Through powerful quotes, he emphasizes the importance of taking a stand against oppression and supporting victims to prevent atrocities. Wiesel's profound insights challeng

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The historical development of theatre in South Africa reflects the country's tumultuous political landscape and societal divisions. From the imposition of apartheid laws in the 1940s to the resistance and creativity of marginalized artists in the face of oppression, the evolution of theatre demonstr

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In Chapter 2 of "Dreaming of Light," tensions escalate in the mine as Faceman's brutal behavior and Regile's stoicism create a volatile environment. The miners, particularly Taiba, face heightened risks as they navigate power dynamics and harsh working conditions. The narrative delves into themes of

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Delve into the tragic character arcs of key figures in Macbeth, examining the themes of tyranny, regression, and the impact of power dynamics on character development. Explore the profound and haunting journey of Lady Macbeth, analyzing her descent into darkness and ultimate tragedy. Investigate Sha

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Efforts are underway to document the history of marginalized communities and highlight their struggles against oppression and injustice throughout time. From ancient Roman slaves to modern-day indigenous uprisings, the voices of the subaltern are being brought to light. Scholars are recognizing the

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The story of Samson unfolds as the Israelites fall into evil yet again, leading to their oppression by the Philistines. Samson, a child born to a barren woman after a divine announcement, is set apart as a Nazirite from birth. Blessed by the Lord, Samson grows into a mighty figure, but his unusual a

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Joseph Stalin rose to power in the USSR after Lenin's death, implementing totalitarian control through purges, collectivization, and propaganda. His regime led to millions of deaths, forced labor camps, and a cult of personality, shaping Soviet society through fear and oppression.

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Within this content, we delve into the profound themes of trauma, healing, and meaningful change from the perspective of Indigenous peoples. Through acknowledging elders, discussing core principles such as courage and compassion, and reflecting on the impacts of colonial oppression, a narrative of s

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Functionalist and Neo-Marxist perspectives on youth culture offer contrasting views on its purpose in society. Functionalist theorists emphasize the role of youth culture in providing a transitional phase for young people, aiding in their social integration and development of independence. On the ot

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The U.S. Poverty Domestic Housing Policy Forum held on March 17, 2022, shed light on the deep-rooted oppression and discrimination impacting housing policies. The forum emphasized the importance of combating racism, classism, and other oppressions to effectively address poverty. It highlighted the d

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Delve into the story of Afghan women, tracing their experiences from the freedom of the 1960s to the oppression under the Taliban regime and the struggles for rights in the post-Taliban era. Witness the transformation of Afghan women's lives through the decades, highlighting their resilience, challe

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The prophecy in Isaiah 9:1-7 foretells the future glory and honor to be brought by Jesus, the Messiah. It speaks of a great light shining in darkness, the removal of oppression, the birth of a child who will be Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, and Prince of Peace. The dominion of this child will be

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The documents provided showcase the differing viewpoints of Federalist Alexander Hamilton and Anti-Federalist Melancton Smith on government representation in the context of the new Constitution. Hamilton argues for a system that does not prioritize wealth or education, while Smith emphasizes the nee

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The institutionalization of black slavery in America created a deep divide between whites and blacks. Racism ingrained in American history perpetuated the belief of black inferiority. Despite racial discrimination, black communities formed a strong identity post-abolition. Black women faced intense

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A Thousand Splendid Suns portrays the lives of Mariam and Laila in war-torn Afghanistan, highlighting their struggles, relationships, and resilience against societal oppression and patriarchal norms. The novel delves into the intricate web of women's voices and relationships with men, weaving a narr

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With a focus on anti-oppression, the Kent School of Social Work aims to enhance diversity, equity, and inclusion among students, faculty, and staff from Fall 2020 to Spring 2023. Initiatives include student climate diversity initiatives, faculty and staff climate initiatives, and analysis of applica

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Delve into Nawal El Saadawi's novel "Woman at Point Zero" to analyze her decision to portray Firdaus' story in creative non-fiction, exploring the representation of women's oppression in Egypt. Discover Saadawi's challenges and triumphs in advocating for women's rights amidst societal constraints.

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A story of oppression, repressed individuality, conformity, and a strained mother-son relationship depicted through vivid imagery in a stifling and heavy atmosphere. The son's feelings of monotony and discomfort are highlighted in the setting, emphasizing the lack of control and resentment he feels

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RESULTS National Webinar held on December 3, 2022, focused on promoting anti-oppression values to combat poverty. The event featured discussions on addressing various forms of oppression, legislative updates, and grassroots activism. Guest speakers highlighted the importance of inclusivity and advoc

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Explore the intricate facets of culture and systematic oppression through compelling examples and insights from various viewpoints, shedding light on the importance of addressing racial disparities in income, education, and societal structures. The narratives highlight historical contexts and contem

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The imagery in "Stasiland" delves into the symbolism of GDR oppression through cultural artifacts like The Lipsi dance, revealing the manipulative propaganda tactics of the regime. Funder's portrayal of the dance reflects the mechanical nature of the Stasi, shedding light on the absurdity of GDR ide

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Ableism and Non-Disabled Privilege are explored in depth, highlighting definitions and concepts related to power, privilege, oppression at individual, institutional, and cultural levels. The content delves into attitudes, beliefs, socialization, and behaviors that perpetuate discrimination, as well

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The RESULTS National Webinar held in December 2020 focused on anti-oppression values and advocacy efforts to end poverty. The movement is committed to opposing all forms of oppression such as racism, classism, and sexism. Guest speakers highlighted the importance of using our voices to influence pol

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The RESULTS National Webinar held on August 5, 2023, covered essential topics such as the Child Tax Credit, U.S. poverty policy, and anti-oppression values. Speakers discussed the impact of the Child Tax Credit Expansion on child poverty rates and highlighted the need for fair economic justice polic

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Explore the perspectives on oppression, freedom of speech, abuse of power, and combating societal issues presented in "Letter from a Birmingham Jail" by Dunn and MLK. Discover the common thread that ties these thoughts together, illustrating the impact of censorship, failed negotiations, and the rol

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Black feminism acknowledges the unique experiences of Black women, who face the intersecting issues of sexism, class oppression, and racism. Originating from the time of slavery, Black feminist leaders like Sojourner Truth and Mary Church Terrell paved the way for advocacy and activism, shaping the

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Explore the narrative of Israel's rapid multiplication and subsequent oppression in Egypt as depicted in Exodus 1:1-22. Witness how God's promises endure amidst adversity, the power of faith during oppositions, and the fervent prayers for freedom amidst great misery.

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The generational impact of systematic oppression on people of color is evident worldwide, particularly in the United States. This oppression has led to various forms of resistance, including music, fashion, and activism. Music has served as a powerful outlet and tool for defiance, with genres like R

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Sylvia Plath's poem "Lady Lazarus" delves into themes of oppression and death through the use of powerful imagery and allusions to Nazi Germany. The speaker in the poem expresses a complex relationship with death, portrayed as an art they excel at. The references to World War II and the Holocaust ad

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