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Americans have a love/hate relationship with technology when it comes to elections. As with so many aspects of modern life, the act of voting now depends on computer technologies to […]
Analog and digital realms are often more minutely entangled than we realize. Are there any aspects of analog and digital existence that are entirely separate, and do we even have […]
How do we seek to connect with one another in a time of distant drone warfare and overwhelming incarceration rates? In this reading of her most recent collection of poems, […]
Lou Jones, The Ward Family, 2017, Nikon D800 Photographs preserve discrete moments in time, but they also encapsulate complexities of art and technology as well as social practice and lived […]
Abraham Schroeder Socially engaged art exists at the intersection between powerful symbolic statements and quantifiable political change. Rooted in the long history of artistic traditions and more recent upheavals and […]
In the 1960s and 70s, most urban centers in the US boasted a thriving array of radical clinics, often linked to political movements such as the Black Panther Party and the […]
Last July’s KKK march in Charlottesville, Virginia protesting the removal of the Robert E. Lee monument that dominated a city park was in some ways a rag-tag reenactment of the […]
A swarm of angry villagers emerges from the mist, torches lit and pitchforks drawn. Marching through the darkness, they hunt a monster, spurred on by fear and screaming for retribution. […]
The popularity of shows like “The Walking Dead” and “Zombie Nation” reveal an increasing national fascination with the undead. But interest in zombies, revenants, and animated corpses is nothing new, […]
Steven King/Clark University Students and teachers, tutors and mentors, organizers and activists—all those involved in prison education programs can speak to the many overlapping benefits for individuals, families, and communities. […]
Arguments for the value of prison education generally focus on larger social benefits, such as reduced recidivism. Arguments might also be made, however, for the less quantifiable but no less […]
The pursuit of common goals derives from a consideration of many individual perspectives—what we know from experience, what we imagine through compassion, and what we learn by listening to others. […]
