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Average audio length:
57 minutes
English
United States
86 episodes
since Feb. 24, 2011
episodic

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Podcast Interview with Dr. Solmaz Yadollahi In this episode, we talk with Dr. Solmaz Yadollahi about her work that centers around preserving cultural heritage through urban heritage planning. She discusses her understanding of how urban spaces operate discursively and can be thought of as assemblag…

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Podcast Interview with Dr. Ariel Otruba In this episode, we talk with Dr. Ariel Otruba about her work that centers around peacebuilding, borders, and the politics of displacement. She discusses her photovoice exhibit "Violent Infrastructure: Ecologies of Decay & Displacement," whic…
Podcast Interview with Khishi Enkhbayer In this episode, Khishi Enkhbayer shares her experiences working to empower the young people of Mongolia and build the capacity for international collaboration. She shares how she has navigated and come to understand working in Mongolia's unique context an…
Podcast Interview with Doug Jackson, Virginia DHCD & City of Roanoke On this episode, Doug talks about how he approaches facilitation and how it can play an essential role in building community capacity. He makes it clear that establishing good processes in a community can go a long way to b…
Podcast Interview with Mark Valdez, Mixed Blood Theater As the problems facing our communities grow bigger, our collective imagination for solutions seems to only get smaller. This is where art and creativity come into play. On this episode of Trustees Without Borders, Mark Valdez explores his w…
Podcast Interview with Dr. Michelle Ramos, Alternate ROOTS Dr. Michelle Ramos, Executive Director and Vision Keeper of Alternate ROOTS, discusses the legacy of activism that energizes her work, and shares tangible examples of her work disrupting long standing white supremacist structures and sys…
Podcast Interview with Michael Carter, Jr. (Carter Farms) & Josephus Thompson III (The Poetry Project) On this episode of Trustees Without Borders we are joined by Josephus Thompson III, poet and creator of the Poetry Cafe, and Michael Carter Jr., 11th generation farmer and owner of Carter Far…
Faculty Forum with LaDale Winling In this episode, LaDale Winling discusses his work collecting stories of systemic injustices, such as redlining, and gives a history of how redlining first occurred through the nationalization of mortgage lending. He also talks about how he views public history …
Podcast Interview with Karen O'Brien In this episode, Dr. O'Brien speaks to the possibility of quantum social theory and what it means for avoiding the hopelessness of social change. She explores what happens when we put human capacity at the forefront for transformative possibility. She challen…
Faculty Forum with Andrea Baldwin In this episode, Andrea Baldwin shares a bit about how we might consider the concept of brackishness and how it might connect with Black aliveness. She talks about how this brackishness exists as an in-between space between saltwater and freshwater. She then use…
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