How We Learn
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Chicago Teaching Artist Collective
Sarah Atlas A profile on an emergent network for art educators in the city who want community resources and resource sharing.
- Inheriting the Grid #5
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Ellen Gates Starr
Sarah Alford This historical profile introduces us to one of Chicago’s often ignored contributions to educational history, and an early art-activist affiliated with the original Hull House.
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Can Experimental Cultural Centers Replace MFA Programs?
Mike Wolf After deciding to spend three years involved in Rogers Park’s Mess Hall space, one artist reflects on why that decision was better for him than going to graduate school.
- Ferd Eggan 1946-2007
- Guest Editorial Introduction
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Health Care, Self Care
Lisa Sousa A look at the past, present and future of radical women’s health care organizations in the city.
- Introducing: The Pomegranate Radical Health Collective
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How Real Does It Get?
Erica Meiners | Therese Quinn A reflection on trends in critical pedagogy theory and why it might not work for the vast majority of teachers.
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Interview with Mia Henry
AREA On the Chicago Freedom School
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Interview with Aaron Hughes
AREA On Iraq Veterans Against the War
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Interview with Jesse Senechal and Maura Nugent
AREA | Daniel Tucker On action research at Kelvyn Park High School
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An inteview with Nance Klehm
Aaron Sarver On formal and informal education
- Street Lessons
- Introducing: Popular Education Alliance
- Introducing: InCubate
- Introducing: Green Lantern Gallery and Press
- Introducing: Fire This Time Fund
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Local and National Organizing by Radical Teachers
Faith Agostinone Wilson A profile of Substance News and The Rouge Forum, two marxist education-focused organizations bringing their analysis of political economy to local activist teachers.
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Love Over Fear: A Lesson in Community
Irina Zadov Reflections on student teaching in Cabrini Green’s Jenner Fine Arts Academy
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Learning to Ride a Bike
Beth Gutelius | Sarah Miller A profile and listing of numerous resources in the city for learning the skills to take care of your own bike.
- Interview with Anne Rapp
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Interview with Pauline Lipman and Rico Gustein
Daniel Tucker On Teachers for Social Justice
- An interview with Paula Ladin
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An interview with Eric Rodriguez
Daniel Tucker On the Latino Union
- DIY Education
- How We Learn: Building an Educated City
- Contested Space
Comments
1 comment.
Melanie Adcock commented, on November 4, 2007 at 5:48 p.m.:
Just wondering if Area has an e-mail address where we can get in contact with your organization. I'm volunteering for a non-profit right now called This is Me Inc. it's an organization that helps young teen girls with life enrichment opportunities. I saw your AREA publication in circulation in the Logan square area where This is Me, Inc. has a program in place. I'd like to submit information to your editor and perhaps get our events for kids listed in your publication or have someone write an article on the great work this organization does. http://www.thisismeinc.org
Please e-mail me at melanie_adcock@msn.com with any listing deadlines or other requirements you may have I would really appreciate it.
Thanks,
Melanie
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