Teaching within a Social Justice Framework: Ferguson is Everywhere

What started in Ferguson in 2014 continues today. What can we learn about antiracism from studying the movement that emerged from that uprising? This talk describes a course that provides students the opportunity to study Black Lives Matter (BLM) and its implications for how they want to change the world.

 

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Phillipe Copeland

Clinical Assistant Professor BU School of Social Work

Dr. Phillipe Copeland is an Abolitionist and a Clinical Assistant Professor at BU School of Social Work. His personal mission is achieving a world without racism. He pursues this mission through teaching, scholarship and service focused on safety, health, and prosperity. This includes the Black