Eleanor J. Bader

Organizations advocating for immigrant women who work in the food and food service industry explain the unique challenges and risks workers face.

Author Q&A with Michael Edison Hayden on Strange People on the Hill

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When five American colonists got together to draft the Declaration of Independence, they zeroed in on their key grievances . Among them was the

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Paige Towers’s new book ‘What They Stole: A Familicide Rooted in Intercountry Adoption’ takes a searing look at international adoption.

Writer-activist-teacher Emmaia Gelman’s fascinating history of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), a more than 100-year-old organization founded by German Jewish immigrants to the United States, situates the group squarely on the political Right.In The Anti-Defamation League and the Racial State, Gelman not only recounts the group’s 1913 creation as an effort to quash the progressive impulses of labor organizers from Eastern Europe, but she also zeroes in on the ADL’s promotion of a law-and-order agenda that motivated their efforts to undermine movements against racism and colonialism and spy on

A new history of the 113-year-old advocacy group highlights its lifelong history of Zionist antagonism toward the left.

Current social and emotional learning protocols fail to address systemic inequities, but integrating social justice principles benefits students and communities.