
By Grzegorz Micek
ISBN-10: 1138547247
ISBN-13: 9781138547247
ISBN-10: 1472410335
ISBN-13: 9781472410337

By Jeanine M. Canty
ISBN-10: 1138193658
ISBN-13: 9781138193659
ISBN-10: 1138193666
ISBN-13: 9781138193666
This ebook is an edited number of essays via fourteen multicultural girls (including a couple of Anglo ladies) who're doing paintings that crosses the bounds of ecological and social therapeutic. the ladies are well known lecturers, writers and leaders spanning local American, Indigenous, Asian, African, Latina, Jewish and Multiracial backgrounds. The members exhibit a myriad of how that the connection among the ecological and social have introduced new figuring out to their reports and paintings on this planet. Moreover by way of operating with those edges of knowledge, they're making a choice on new varieties of educating, top, therapeutic and confident swap.
Ecological and Social Healing is rooted in those principles and speaks to an "edge understanding or consciousness." In essence this speaks to the facility of integrating a number of and sometimes conflicting perspectives and the differences that result.? As ladies operating around the limitations of the ecological and social, we have now strong reports which are developing new different types of healing.
This publication is rooted in educational concept in addition to own event, and highlights rising versions and insights. it is going to entice these operating, instructing and studying within the fields of social justice, environmental concerns, women's stories, spirituality, transformative/environmental/sustainability management, and interdisciplinary/intersectionality reviews.

By Shannon M. Jackson
ISBN-10: 1137587105
ISBN-13: 9781137587107

By Allen Chun
ISBN-10: 0415285658
ISBN-13: 9780415285650
ISBN-10: 9057024500
ISBN-13: 9789057024504

By Alison Blunt,Jane Wills
ISBN-10: 0582294894
ISBN-13: 9780582294899
ISBN-10: 1138163562
ISBN-13: 9781138163560

By Nandita Haksar
ISBN-10: 9386050951
ISBN-13: 9789386050953
ISBN-10: 9386338130
ISBN-13: 9789386338136
Economic deprivation, insurgencies and lethal ethnic clashes have pushed millions of impoverished women and men from the Northeastern sector of India to hunt a greater existence within the cities and towns of mainland India and additional overseas. a few locate themselves operating amidst the incredible opulence of five-star motels, casinos and cruises. even though, for lots of, their jobs in Delhi, Bengaluru, Goa and different metropoles lead them to objectives of racism, sexual harassment and sophistication exploitation.
In reaction, groups of migrants notice methods of reproducing their cultures in alien soil, to behave as oases in a opposed surroundings. And in doing so, they construct bridges among communities—Nagas, Kukis, Meitei—which were at battle with one another again within the Northeast.
The Exodus isn't Over features first-generation migrant employees from Northeast India, specifically Manipur—a younger schoolgirl who involves Delhi and works lengthy hours in a chain of eating places; her brother, whose pursuits to be a qualified singer stay unfulfilled whereas he attempts to earn his livelihood; an bold waiter now proudly in command of his personal eating place in Goa, and lots of extra. They inform their very own tales of resilience within the face of exploitation and discrimination for the 1st time in such intimate and harrowing detail.
Nandita Haksar’s special figuring out of the histories of the Northeast and deep recognize for the folks she writes approximately lends those narratives an additional intensity. Written with ardour and a dedicated engagement, The Exodus isn't really Over provides a revealing and priceless examine the lived stories of migrant employees at the present time. an important addition to migrant stories, it's a pioneering attempt to record the stipulations of migrant staff either of their homelands and through their quest to discover paintings in different places. it's both a narrative a couple of changing India, the place globalization and improvement have resulted in a swiftly expanding hole among the wealthy and the poor.

By Elinor G. K. Melville
ISBN-10: 052142061X
ISBN-13: 9780521420617
ISBN-10: 052157448X
ISBN-13: 9780521574488

By Charles J. R. Williams,Dominic R. Kniveton
ISBN-10: 9048138418
ISBN-13: 9789048138418
ISBN-10: 9400735383
ISBN-13: 9789400735385

By A. J. Scott
ISBN-10: 0415418410
ISBN-13: 9780415418416
This ebook was once first released in 1980.

By Maria Costanza Torri,Thora Martina Herrmann
ISBN-10: 9400711123
ISBN-13: 9789400711129
ISBN-10: 9400795106
ISBN-13: 9789400795105