Social Justice

Queer Conference Celebrates 10th Anniversary Breaking Barriers and Expanding Accessibility

The free, Five College conference will have a new day of programming for youth, five featured speakers, and 35 workshops

Ahmad Lecture Features Government Organizers and Activists for Two-Day Event

Panel of city government officials, community organizers, and political strategists focus on turning anger into activism

Stephen Dillon Publishes 'Fugitive Life: The Queer Politics of the Prison State'

Prison is a form of slavery when viewed from the perspective of U.S. history, author says

Public Performances To Address U.S. Imperialism from Puerto Rico Viewpoint

Visiting Artists from AgitArte Will Stage Participatory Events at Five-Day Pioneer Valley Residency

Symposium To Explore Jackson, Mississippi, as Case Study of Economic Democracy and Community Self-Determination

2018 Eqbal Ahmad Lecture Examines Participatory Democracy, Solidarity Economy, and the Struggle for Racial Justice in Jackson, Mississippi

Hampshire and Partner Colleges Win $250,000 Award to Increase Local Food on Campus

Partners Are Selected by Henry P. Kendall Foundation as 2018 Winner of New England Food Vision Prize

President Nelson and Team of Scientists Study Environmental Impact of Dietary Guidelines for Americans

In a study modeling the life cycle of 321 foods, the vegetarian diet had much lower impacts on the environment than did those containing animal proteins

Alums Create Student Scholarship Fund To Honor Professor Emerita Bengelsdorf

Grants will support student research and field study of the US impact on countries in Latin America

Exhibition Questions History of U.S. Relationship with Puerto Rico through Ironic “Museum” of Empire

Hampshire College Art Gallery Hosts The Museum of the Old Colony and special events and programs this fall

Students in Yearlong Course Design Across Cultures, Study in Thailand, Collaborate Across Disciplines

Designing for Life course received grants from the Luce Initiative in Asian Studies and the Environment, and the Roddenberry Foundation led by alum Rod Roddenberry

Student Marches from New York to D.C. in Support of DREAM Act

Undocumented student Eduardo Samaniego marched 250 miles in February alongside ten others from the Pioneer Valley Workers Center

Assistant Professor Bynum Debuts New Course on #BlackJoy

Tara Bynum and her class spent the fall semester studying black joy across disciplines, culminating in a symposium of student presentations

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