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Academic and Community Activism Caucus

The Caucus on Academic and Community Activism of the American Studies Association seeks to provide a network and resource exchange for scholars within ASA interested in issues of academic activism and social justice specific to American Studies. Realizing that some of this activity already takes place within existing ASA Caucuses and Committees, a central task of the Caucus will be to act as a liaison between many committees and caucuses. Issues to be taken up by the caucus include forms of academic activism within and without the University; work conditions and means of supporting full-time and part-time instructors in American Studies; the extent to which diversity is substantiated by the curricula, agendas, and demographics of institutions and organizations affiliated with the ASA; the relationship between race, gender and sexuality and academic work; prisons, war, imperialism, globalization and their impact on knowledge formation within American Studies. In addition, the Caucus' mission would foreground issues and concerns relevant to annual meeting host sites. It's very easy to join the listserve for the Caucus on Academic and Community Activism. First, go to the Caucus website, http://groups.yahoo.com/group/caucus_activism Once there, click on "Join this Group." If you already have a Yahoo account, you will simply sign in. If you do not yet have a Yahoo account, you can sign up for free. Note that you will have the option of forwarding Caucus e-mail to another e-mail account if you do not want to use a Yahoo account. You also have the option of not receiving any e-mail and simply checking messages on the Caucus website.

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