Section outline

    • Personal Reflection #4 Due - Email to Dr. Bailey or bring a hardcopy File DOCX
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    • The reflections will be read by Dr. Bailey. Each Personal Reflection will focus on at least one of the Four Pathways to Justice: Forgiveness, Cultural Humility, Courage & Compassion, and Radical Love. You will write about each Pathway at least once over the course of the semester, but you may write about them in any order you choose.

      Reflections #2, #3, and #4 - Please offer a Personal Reflection on how you are integrating the readings and course discussions into your CEL work, with a focus on one of the Four Pathways. Please also comment on how you are developing any of the Praxis Competencies listed above.

    • Students must
      Mark as done

      Finalized posters are due to the Senior Associate Director of Praxis, Liv Raddatz (lraddatz@brynmawr.edu) by Wednesday, 12/2, at noon (this gives her time to get them professionally printed for the Poster Session).

      Please email your poster to Dr. Bailey, Sarah, and your CEL Site Supervisor.

      Please also upload your Praxis Poster here 
      Name your file:  AFST 234_Student Name_Poster 

       

    • Students must
      Mark as done

      Total Page Count: up to 28 required (+57 min recommended)

       

      Iyer, D. (2017). The Social Change Map. Retrieved July 18, 2025. https://www.socialchangemap.com/

      ●       Please look at the social change ecosystem graphic, and then engage at least one article under "Step 1: Understand the Framework" (up to 15 pages)

       

      Iyer, D. (2022). Social change now: A guide for reflection and connection. Skinner House Books, p.42-43

      ●       Social Change Map role descriptions (2 pages)

       

      Kaba, M. (2026, Jan 22). Read this if you’re new and trying to find your way. In These Times. https://inthesetimes.com/article/mariame-kaba-letter-to-young-organizers-on-hope-action    (4 pages)

       

      Watkins, M. (2025). ‘Unsuturing’ the white self: Creating freedom and integrity by reckoning with the past. In White work and reparative genealogy. (pp. 337-343). Palgrave Macmillan. (7 pages)

       

      Recommended

      Dabiri, E. [edbookfest]. (2022, Feb 16). Beyond the anti-racism ‘how to’ guide| Edinburgh International Book Festival. [Video]. YouTube.  (57 min) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYQBEDF4uUU

    • Iyer - Social Change Map Role Descriptions File PDF
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