81. AASC Announcement UCLA Asian American Studies Center Journal Examines civil rights Challenges A renowned group of civil rights advocates and scholars examine civil rights http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/aasc/change/nexuscivil.html

UCLA Asian American Studies Center Journal Examines Civil Rights Challenges and Issues of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders For Immediate Use June 25, 2004 lmarquez@support.ucla.edu UCLA Asian American Studies Center Journal Examines Civil Rights Challenges and Issues of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/aasc/nexus/index.html (Note to Editors: For media copies of the book, contact Letisia Marquez at 310-206-3986, or lmarquez@support.ucla.edu A renowned group of civil rights advocates and scholars examine civil rights issues facing the rapidly growing and diverse communities of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the second issue of AAPI Nexus: Asian American and Pacific Islander Policy, Practice and Community. The journal focuses on the complexities of the Asian American civil rights agenda, such as the necessity of bridging the gaps between activists and scholars to strengthen civil rights advocacy and civil rights research, the limits of pan-Asian frameworks in addressing the needs of specific populations, the problems in developing effective coalitions both within Asian American communities and between Asian Americans and other minority communities, and the changing demography that has shaped and reshaped Asian American civil rights.

82. Compass Bookmarks The sociology of Cyberspace (SOC 391)is a collaborative project with the samecivil rights that protect our freedom in the physical world must prevail http://www.bradley.edu/las/soc/syl/391/

Sociology of Cyberspace Texts Syllabus Learning Environment Assignments ... Links The Sociology of Cyberspace (SOC 391) is a collaborative project with coordinating professors from a variety of disciplines including sociology, physics, philosophy, business, art, English, women's studies, and computer science. The class was first taught by faculty and students at Bradley University during the Spring 1995 semester. The Sociology of Cyberspace examines the contemporary revolution in human interaction via computer. Using both postmodern and traditional media theory, we will discuss the social construction of the virtual world and new virtual communities with emphasis on the new culture, institutions and norms in the experience of cyberspace. Topics include: new concepts of space, time, and order; electronic subjectivity and anonymity; new representation of gender, race and class; emergence of new languages of expression; and the revolutionary impact of hypertext and multimedia technologies on human thinking and learning. Principal Investigators: Dr. Leo Salamini

83. Culture Focusing on the life and achievements of the civil rights leader, this telecastis provided for schools in order to assist them in commemorating Dr. Martin http://www.nde.state.ne.us/SS/c.html

Home Framework Calendar WebLinks ... Updates CULTURE The following are serveral STS video titles that relate to the theme of Culture These titles may be obtained by contacting STS and the Nebraska Department of Education or checking out your video schedule and taping them at your school or home. IT'S A RAINBOW WORLD Grades K-1 , 16 lessons - 15 minutes, One-year taping rights, Duplication rights: Yes, Teacher's guide $1.50 It's a Rainbow World is divided into eight instructional units consisting of 16 15-minute lessons. Each unit consists of one or more instructional lessons which are grouped by topics with each lesson developed to present specific concepts such as self-concept, family placement, hero worship, personal safety, laws and responsibilities, etc. AMERICA'S SPECIAL DAYS Grades K - 3 , 10 lessons - 15 minutes, One-year taping rights, No Duplication rights, Teacher's guide: $4.00

84. Reporting Civil Rights Reporters And Writers Tolly R. Broady civil rights Resources Reporting civil rights The LOA Anthology Taughtsociology at Tuskegee until 1942. Served in the US Army from 1943 to 1945, http://www.reportingcivilrights.org/authors/bio.jsp?authorId=6

85. SOSIG: Grapevine Likeminds http://www.sosig.ac.uk/grapevine/Query?view=lmBySubject&sub_id=323.32

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