ASU undergraduate and graduate student changemakers in any field now have the opportunity to complete certificate programs in Social Transformation—and can begin taking courses toward the program in January 2012.
The School of Social...
Social movements x-ray issues that reveal the deepest structural inequalities in societies and have the potential for social transformation. What’s going on with the Occupy Wall Street movement?
On Wednesday, Nov. 30, Mary Margaret Fonow,...
Abdullahi Gallab, assistant professor of African and African American studies and religious studies, was featured in a panel commemorating the anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Sponsored by ASU's Center for the Study of Conflict and...
For ASU students with interests in sustainability and environmental justice in arid lands, ASU offers exciting semester- or year-long study abroad experiences at Israel’s Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.
Israel’s youngest...
Professor Alfredo Artiles, a recognized thought leader in the fields of special education and educational equity at Arizona State University, is one of several new appointees announced by the White House May 26 to the President's Advisory...
Regents' Professor David Altheide (Justice and Social Inquiry) recently had a book published (above) in which he examines how the mass media, including news and popular culture, have shaped our experiences and perceptions of terrorism. He shows how, post-9/11, fear works with terrorism to alter discourse and our sense of being in the world.