Description: Social Policy is the leading journal of labor and community organizing. For over 30 years, Social Policy has served as key site for intellectual exchange among progressive academics and activists from across the United States and beyond.
As the world turns, January 6 th insurrection, according to Tucker Carlson, was just another peaceful protest, a stroll on a winter afternoon, and after seven years of rejection of my Indian visa applications, I was approved for a ten-years of travel there, so it’s wheels up tomorrow. Fox and the House crazy caucus could care less what the rest of what our “lying eyes” saw at the Capitol in the famous words of Richard Pryor. Narendra Modi, the conservative, communalist autocratic Indian president doesn’t
Which is what our contributors have stepped up to do in this first, Spring issue of our 53 rd year, starting with a deeply researched report on the carbon footprint of housing stock in countries throughout Europe and North America by David Thompson and Mia Saito Callahan. Turns out that if there are strong tenant unions in a country that direct correlates directly with accelerated retrofitting of heat emitting housing. Mark my words, this is going to be a global campaign marrying tenant rights, energy po
In a new “people speak from the grassroots” feature, we share an interview with two local leaders in Ottawa, Canada, who put the lie to any notion that community organizations are not leader led. Jon Melrod also brings us a little reported story from the Philippines.
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