Tweets of the week

/ 21 August 2016

De-escalation training works: https://t.co/52X0KcPTbZ 2016-08-15
Challenging new ideas for reforming our economic systems: https://t.co/wsnRKnWpgV 2016-08-15
An excellent explanation from a communications theorist about so-called protest votes: https://t.co/tl2rkIG5k2 2016-08-15
Revisiting the notion of a “georemix” : https://t.co/OaIFbkXuSL 2016-08-16
7 important lessons from youth on militarism, grassroots resistance: https://t.co/Gu2C3adgv7 2016-08-16
Institutions need to create anti-racist educational spaces in social media: https://t.co/Zb9U5tsWbv 2016-08-17
thoughtful reflection on systems in chaos (and possible links to politics): https://t.co/WyDqKzivDV 2016-08-18
RT @NajeebaSyeed: My opening meditation for our faculty retreat involved this Rumi poem and an invocation for… https://t.co/2ONamuLTAh 2016-08-18
RT @MHarrisPerry: What actually happened to families in the 20 years since welfare reform? What research shows: https://t.co/Epbtfatapi #We… 2016-08-18
RT @JamesMartinSJ: One women's religious outfit causes outrage. The other causes smiles. Why? Ignorance, stereotyping and fear. https://t.c… 2016-08-18
The Worry Piece - Cyborgology: https://t.co/WAvxRB07Ku 2016-08-18
Femtechnet Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Pedagogy Workbook: https://t.co/8X7q86Q39F 2016-08-19
Remembering this useful piece on complexity theory: https://t.co/OTYuDiD7M2 2016-08-20
Learning what it means to be Canadian tonight... https://t.co/2s7rLUiHpT 2016-08-20
A truly comprehensive list of resources for talking with children about issues of race: https://t.co/py9IgoAogK 2016-08-21

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