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Session Type: Symposium
This symposium brings together a diverse set of studies that are concerned with the broad question of how neoliberalism shapes the social-structural contexts for justice oriented educational reform efforts. Panelists will present original, empirical research on how neoliberalism defines problems and possibilities within policy-making and reform projects; exacerbates and/or alleviates social, economic, and racial inequalities; shapes spaces of grassroots engagement/resistance; and opens or constrains possibilities for equitable outcomes.
Learn, Baby, Learn: (Neo)Liberal War on Poverty, Racialization of Blackness, and the 1960s Rise of the Job Corps - Kenzo K. Sung, Rowan University
The Political Economy of School Lunch: Neoliberalism and the Welfare State - Christyna Serrano, University of California - Berkeley
"It's a Different Game on the AstroTurf": Neoliberal Community Organizing for Public Schools - Nirali Jani
Neoliberalism, Illegality, and Higher Education: Resistance and Navigation of Undocumented Community College Students in California's Central Valley - Genevieve Negron-Gonzales, University of San Francisco