# Michelle Fine
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Michelle Melody Fine (born December 28, 1952) is a distinguished professor at the City University of New York and has her training in Social and Personality Psychology, Environmental Psychology, American Studies, and Urban Education. Her research includes the topics of social injustice and resistance and urban education. Fine is also an author and has written several works, one of her most known being Muslim American Youth (2008).Fine’s work integrates critical psychological theory with feminist and post-colonial theory using participants and holds strong commitments to research for social justice.
FreshEd #137 – Public Science, Social Injustice, and Resistance (Michelle Fine)
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Episode 7 with Michelle Fine, Cheryl Wilkins and María Elena Torre
In this episode, we talk to three special guests: Michelle Fine, Cheryl Wilkins and María Elena Torre, all extensively involved in groundbreaking work combining participatory action research with social, gender, and racial justice work. Michelle Fine is distinguished professor at the City Universi…
Imaginings & Practice: Decolonial South African Community Psychology (Critical Response - Part 2)
In this critical response episode, scholars from various countries and backgrounds engage in a conversation about knowledge production in South Africa. The participants include Natalie Kivell, Michelle Fine, Elizabeth Brunet, Tiffeny Jiménez, Garth Stevens, and Rejane. They discuss critical psychol…
56: Don't Worry About Michelle and Danielle...
This week, S+K are joined by the psychic Michelle Fine and her good friend Danielle Welch who also happens to be Kottie’s hair shaman. Michelle and Danielle explain to S+K how they met and Michelle opens up about her journey and how she uses her gifts to help others. And It’s not a psychic episode…
The celebrity murder case that divided France
In 2003, the French rock star Bertrand Cantat murdered his actress girlfriend, Marie Trintignant.
The attack happened in Lithuania where Marie had been shooting a film.
Cantat was sentenced to eight years, but was released after just four and returned to music.
Journalist Michelle Fines tells Vick…
Michelle Fine: Distinguished Professor, CUNY
Activist/scholar Michelle Fine dedicated to justice, solidarity and empathy working with incarcerated women, domestic abuse victims of violence, discusses CUNY's unique role in higher education: We promote education equity and we're part of the community.
Abolitionist education: Creating liberatory spaces (Part One)
We speak with Swarthmore’s Dr. Edwin Mayorga, who explains how abolitionist classrooms and schools create “freedom as a place” in contrast to racial capitalism. Teachers are the lead inquirers and try to “move at the speed of trust,” helping …
Reimagining college admissions: Performance assessment pilot at CUNY
Dr. Michelle Fine speaks about better alternatives to standardized tests for students to demonstrate college-readiness. NYC’s Consortium Schools, which use Performance Based Assessment Tasks, collaborated with CUNY to open CUNY’s 4-year colleg…
Ep. 1:2 - Academic Freedom
Join us for Episode #2 of the Futures Initiative podcast, dropping November 18, as Faculty Chair Shelly Eversley sits down with Professor and journalist Moustafa Bayoumi and Distinguished Professor Michelle Fine for a vital conversation about academic freedom in our current moment.
At a time when …
The celebrity murder case that divided France
In 2003, the French rock star Bertrand Cantat murdered his actress girlfriend, Marie Trintignant.The attack happened in Lithuania where Marie had been shooting a film.Cantat was sentenced to eight years, but was released after just four and returned to music. Journalist Michelle Fines tells Vicky F…
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