| Fall Term 2024 Intersectional Feminist, Decolonial, and Queer Activism in the Nonprofit Industrial Complex - 5969 - ETST 396 |
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Prerequisites/Notes: GEST 300, 301 or 305. If students do not have prerequisite courses, they may obtain instructor's approval to enroll in the course. Catalog Description : Nonprofit organizations have been spaces where radical social movements have found liberation and domestication. This course will explore the ways that intersectional, decolonial and queer activist negotiate, leverage, and collaborate with the nonprofit industrial complex to create social change in a system created to model oppressive structures rather than change them. Students will work with nonprofits to experience how activists create liberatory spaces in these organizations and enact social change. PREREQUISITES: GEST 300, 301 or 305. If students do not have prerequisite courses, they may obtain instructor's approval to enroll in the course. Attributes: Cross-Listed Course, Community Based Learning, GER Dimens Diversity, 200-399 Foundation/Gateway Crs
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