Bøger udgivet af Dartmouth College Press

Addresses lingering questions about government resettlement of Native Canadians and its impact on their lives.

Jane Sapp is a nationally admired cultural worker, musician, educator, and activist whose approach to social transformation is rooted in African American musical traditions and made available here as a resource for communities around the world. Jane actively engages people in creative cultural processes, writing songs together, telling stories, shaping festivals, and designing museums of local culture. In this volume, Jane tells the story of her childhood, nurtured by the Black community while living in the brutal world of the Jim Crow South. She describes her participation in the Black Power movement and introduces us to mentors who shaped her path to becoming a cultural worker. She shares the songs she has written with young people and has sung with people of all ages. She tells the stories behind each song and offers suggestions for teachers and chorus leaders. This book is an inspiration and an affirmation for cultural workers, activists, artists, and justice-seekers. At the same time, its stories, music scores, and accompanying podcast episodes make it a practical resource for educators, chorus leaders, and others seeking to engage with the power of music, and the arts more generally, as they join with communities to make a better world.

"Essays examining how American literature both models and interrogates the neoliberal present"--

"Presents an alternative mode of reading fictional texts--"reading other-wise"--in the context of North American literature that advocates a presencing of otherness"--

Voices of Tomorrows Doctors.

Case studies featuring real-world issues, problems, and solutions for cancer-screening programs in the developing world

Thoughtful essays establishing the Arctic as a distinctive region of international political, socioeconomic, and environmental importance.

How advances in sports medicine help bridge the gap between the pros and the rest of us, and make sports and exercise safer

The role of race and ethnicity in global humor