Major - Transformative Justice: Case Studies

GEND 2246  Transformative Justice: Case Studies

Prerequisites:

Any 18 credits completed

Hours:

36

Credits:

3

Description:

Students examine the principles and practices of Transformative Justice through case studies. Students learn how social justice advocates – especially those working with an analysis of intersecting gender, race, and economic injustices – both critique dominant institutions (such as law, prisons, medicine, psychiatry, government, capitalist economies, media), and create community-based alternatives to responding to the harm associated with these institutions. Students explore emphasis placed on coalition and ally-ship building across differently marginalized and advantaged groups.



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