Sprtl Actvsm Trnsfm Soc Chnge

Catalog description

This course will explore how our connection to embodied, spiritual wisdom can inform our efforts to create a more socially and ecologically just world. Feminist/womanist analyses of gender, power, and social change will be integrated with insights from diverse spiritual and social justice traditions. While drawing inspiration from social change movements and leaders of the past, we will also explore the need to develop new strategies and visions to meet the challenges of our current historical moment. In this highly participatory class, students will be encouraged to raise questions and issues draw from their own personal, professional, and activist experiences. PRIORITY REGISTRATION TO WSE, WGSSJ, AND BA/BS ACCELERATED WGSSJ TRACK STUDENTS