New Book: Courses in Courage
Posted by on February 10, 2006
[posted from CoRAL Network newsletter]
Today, efforts are under way at a number of universities to promote community engagement. In developing these efforts, current activists would do well to learn from the experiences of a previous generation of similarly minded scholars at Antioch University in Ohio. Edited by Richard Couto, a founding member of Antioch’s Ph.D. “Leadership of Change” program, Courses in Courage includes essays by six Antioch professors who, starting in the McCarthy years of the 1950s, helped make Antioch College a national center of an activist scholarship deeply rooted in social goals and values.
http://www.community-wealth.org/_pdfs/news/recent-articles/09-05/article-couto.pdf
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