A graphic for our first CSJ Disability Justice + Access Matters event, “CSJ 101: Disability Justice at UMBC + Beyond” For more information on disability services at UMBC, including how to get accommodations and reporting issues of inaccessibility, please see our previous post outlining these resources. This October, as we begin to recognize National Disability…… Continue reading CSJ 101 Round-Up: Disability Justice and Access Matters!
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Announcing 2021-2022 Critical Social Justice: Disability Justice + Access Matters
In 2020, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA; landmark civil rights legislation prohibiting discrimination based on disability) celebrated its 30th anniversary amidst a global pandemic. As people adjusted to life in a pandemic, we (maybe a bit ironically considering the historic lack of disability justice visibility) relied on many of the lessons and foundation-laying of…… Continue reading Announcing 2021-2022 Critical Social Justice: Disability Justice + Access Matters
What You Need to Know About Deanna Zandt
Get ready for Critical Social Justice: Ignite with our What You Need to Know series. Written by Women’s Center student staff member Shrijana Khanal. Critical Social Justice has always served as a platform to bring the UMBC community together to share ideas, spark creativity, and shine the light of truth on the challenges and injustices of…… Continue reading What You Need to Know About Deanna Zandt
What you Need to Know About Restorative Practices
Get ready for Critical Social Justice: Ignite with our What You Need to Know series. Written by Kaleigh Mrowka, Assistant Director for Residential Education, and Lauren Mauriello, Assistant Director of Student Conduct. “[Restorative practices] provide a clear blueprint to ensure that on the path to making social justice, we model that justness in our own behavior –…… Continue reading What you Need to Know About Restorative Practices
Critical Social Justice: Rise (A CSJ 101 Round-Up)
Why I rise – Digging into Critical Social Justice: Rise through CSJ 101 #CSJrise #UMBC
What You Need to Know About the Baltimore Walking Tour with Dr. Kate Drabinski
Get ready for Critical Social Justice: Rise with our What You Need to Know series. Written by Marie Pessagno. Three years ago, the idea to incorporate a walking tour of Baltimore during Critical Social Justice week came into fruition. Since its implementation, it has been an integral part of CSJ. You may be asking yourself: “Why…… Continue reading What You Need to Know About the Baltimore Walking Tour with Dr. Kate Drabinski
Critical Social Justice: Rise Events
Take a look at all of the events lined up for Critical Social Justice: Rise. We are also constantly adding events from partners, so stay tuned for more updates to this page as they come! Click here for a PDF version of the flyer below. OCT 23 | MONDAY CSJ: Rise 101 Free Hour (12pm…… Continue reading Critical Social Justice: Rise Events
Critical Social Justice: Home Round-Up
The spirit of the fourth annual Critical Social Justice aims to create space and learning opportunities to consider the ways we can challenge, explore, and redefine the concept of “home” based upon our individual and collective histories as well as our intersecting identities. Take a look back at some of highlights from throughout the week and…… Continue reading Critical Social Justice: Home Round-Up
Mapping Home: UMBC Campus Maps
When I was little, I used to draw maps of my neighborhood. Once I was done with my neighborhood, I’d move onto creating maps for make believe neighborhoods including everything I thought a community should have – homes, trees, a playground and hospital, a library. When the Critical Social Justice planning team picked the theme…… Continue reading Mapping Home: UMBC Campus Maps
What You Need to Know: Baltimore & Residential Segregation (A New Student Book Experience Pre-CSJ Event!)
Get ready for Critical Social Justice: Home with our “What You Need to Know” series. Last year’s Critical Social Justice: Baltimore 365 was dedicated to understanding the historic and current day complexities and realities of Baltimore City. In the wake of the Baltimore Uprising, the CSJ planning team felt (and still does feel) deeply committed to…… Continue reading What You Need to Know: Baltimore & Residential Segregation (A New Student Book Experience Pre-CSJ Event!)

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