Booklists, articles, podcasts and more to check out on some of the topics presented during MOU 2023.
Week One
Week Two
- La First Gen PodcastSharing experiences and obstacles faced by first-generation college students, first-generation American/children of immigrants, and Millennials/Gen Z.
Week Three
- Bayview Hunters Point Greenaction for Health & Environmental JusticeGreenaction mobilizes community power to win victories that change
government and industry policies and practices to protect health and
promote environmental, social, economic, racial, and climate justice. - Arieann Harrison continues her mother's environmental justice advocacy for Bayview Hunters PointThe San Francisco Bayview National Black Newspaper
- Drag Performer Cassidy LeBlanc (aka Casey Trujillo)CaseFaace: Visual artist that uses the body as a canvas for media & performance.
- The Racial Identities Multiracial People Adopt May Depend on How Others Treat ThemAn article from The Society for Personality and Social Psychology.
- US Black EngineerThe Stem Community's Magazine
Week Four
- Voices on Antisemitism PodcastFrom the United States Holocaust Museum.
- Identity Filmmaking: Aurora BrachmanAn award-winning documentary director and producer drawn to intimate stories of relationships within families and communities.
Week Five
- Black History Month: Resistance, joy — and the path forwardThe 19th is focused on telling stories along the twin themes of Black resistance and joy as we celebrate Black History Month with ongoing coverage.
- Black Joy: Resistance, Resilience and ReclamationNational Museum of African American History & Culture
Illustrated Black History by "...145 original portraits that celebrates Black pioneers--famous and little-known--in politics, science, literature, music, and more, with biographical reflections..."
