be the change: teacher, activist, global citizen

by Rita Verma (Editor)

This book examines the ways young people engage in action, dialogue, and activism, and how they become global citizens. The essays in the book illustrate how young people with deep convictions on how to change the world make a difference in their communities. The community becomes the classroom, and their activism the true lesson. Possible «utopias» are realized with every effort to engage in activism, to be an advocate for both oneself and others, and with each critical engagement with oppression. These young activists are the unsung heroes and theirs are the victories in current educational debates. Moving away from theoretical debates on multicultural and progressive education, this book illustrates how youth action, curriculum strategies and creative writing, service learning projects, advocacy work at community-based and grassroots organizations, and global initiatives can result in real-life victories.

332 pages, Paperback

First published August 20, 2010

Reviews

[Rob Martell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Of course. Chapter 16 is a perfect five stars ( Nick Martell , Short story ). Only son