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The Dissidents

Welcome to the Dissidents podcast from the Institute for Liberal Values (formerly the Counterweight Podcast), where we talk about how we can strive for a world in which freedom and reason are at the forefront of all human society.

  1. قبل ٥ ساعات

    S4 E33 | Nobody Can Take Away Your Education

    In this week’s podcast, Jennifer Richmond and Ken Pope speak with Jany Finkielsztein, about her immigrant experience and what drove her passion to work in education. Jany’s family immigrated from Poland to Colombia during the Holocaust. One of her grandfather’s sayings was (outside of pack light and run fast) was that nobody could take your education from you. Jany took that to heart and took her passion for education with her when safety concerns led them to immigrate to the United States. As a teacher, Jany’s focus was finding ways to give back to the Hispanic community, but as she found teacher training and professional development to focus increasingly on activism over learning, she shifted her priorities. Now working with CAMERA, Jany helps to provide educational materials that tackle the anti-Israel bias that has captured much of the American education landscape. No one can take education away, but we ask Jany, do we want to keep some of the kinds of education that are increasingly contributing to division and polarization amongst our students?

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  2. FSF Ep. 15: “Math Is Now Considered to be Suspect” | Wai Wah Chin

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    FSF Ep. 15: “Math Is Now Considered to be Suspect” | Wai Wah Chin

    In today’s Free Speech Forward podcast episode, hosts Chris and Joia speak with Wai Wah Chin, the charter president of the Chinese American Citizens Alliance of Greater New York. They discuss the critical role of free speech in advocating for equal rights, particularly in education. Wai Wah shares her experiences with the specialized high schools in New York, emphasizing the importance of merit and objectivity in academic standards. Their conversation also touches on the ideological shifts in education and the need for civil discourse and courage in expressing diverse viewpoints.   Find out more about Wai Wah and the work of CACAGNY at: http://www.cacagny.org/

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  3. Series | Privileged Perspectives: Orthodoxy and Self-Censorship in Social Work Education

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    Series | Privileged Perspectives: Orthodoxy and Self-Censorship in Social Work Education

    In this week's episode Elizabeth and Matt Watson discuss orthodoxy and student disaffection in social work education. A recent survey project revealed that, while most students report a positive social work education experience, the feeling is by no means universal.  Some students  perceive that their religious beliefs, political ideology, or even their gender identity may be incompatible with social work, Some students reported that they actively self-censor or misrepresent their thoughts and opinions out of fear. Not surprisingly, they also reported that their professors were not open to alternative ideas or perspectives. Matt and Elizabeth discuss the study outcomes in the context of ethical responsibilities in social work education and practice.  We express our hopes that recent trends toward narrow definition of diversity pedagogy will expand to include viewpoint diversity that welcomes more students to fully participate in social work education.  We reached out to the author and Dr. C.J. Sorenson joined us for a follow up on his findings. We asked CJ about provisions for protecting religious and political views, and how social work faculty can avoid alienating their less progressive students at a time when the field needs more good candidates. C.J. expressed openness and commitment to viewpoint diversity in social work classrooms and practice.  We all agree that these are the kind of difficult conversations we need in the fields of social work and social work education. Podcast notes C.J. Sorenson, Tiffanie Jones & Rachel Casey (24 Jan 2024): The In-class experience of social work students based on their political ideology, Social Work Education.  https://doi.org/10.1080/02615479.2024.2307527 LCSW Matt Watson cohosts from our ILV partner, ProSocial Workers. ProSocial Workers is committed to creating a viewpoint inclusive and politically diverse environment for social workers and other helping professionals.  Professionals can find support and continuing education at ProSocialWorkers.com.   Get access the full author Q&A here. Second part of the series: Left Turn in Social Work Education: The Harmful Effects of a Narrow Political Ideology First part of the series: Critical vs. Classical Social Justice in Social Work

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  4. ٦ جمادى الأولى

    S4 E32 | On Censorship with James LaRue

    In On Censorship James LaRue issues a balanced and reasonable call to action for all citizens. It is a combination of personal reflection and deep dive into specifics of book banning. James LaRue has been a public library director for many years, and was director of the Freedom to Read Foundation, and ALA’s Office for Intellectual Freedom. He has written, spoken, and consulted extensively on intellectual freedom issues, leadership and organizational development, community engagement, and the future of libraries. Resources: On Censorship Book Club: Episode I: https://youtu.be/fAsyMQ5pP5M On Censorship Book Club: Episode II: https://youtu.be/j1L-bg7SH3w On Censorship Book Club: Episode III: https://youtu.be/8jjgiXg_DF8 On Censorship Book Club: Episode IV: https://youtu.be/pmLiCcjzTYc On Censorhip: https://www.amazon.com/Censorship-Librarian-Examines-Culture-Speakers/dp/1682753476/

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  5. FSF Ep. 14: “Students Should Feel Safe to Express Their Views” | Ilana Cohen

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    FSF Ep. 14: “Students Should Feel Safe to Express Their Views” | Ilana Cohen

    Welcome to the latest episode of the Free Speech Forward podcast in which hosts Joia and Chris engage with Ilana Cohen, the Community Engagement Director at the Alliance for Constructive Ethnic Studies. They discuss Ilana's background as a child refugee from the Soviet Union and her journey towards advocating for free speech and critical thinking in education. The conversation highlights the importance of free speech in fostering a healthy free society as well as the challenges faced in the current educational environment. Ilana emphasizes the critical role of education in promoting discourse and understanding among diverse perspectives.   Find out more about Ilana’s work with the Alliance for Constructive Ethnic Studies at: https://www.calethstudies.org/

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  6. ٣٠ ربيع الآخر

    S4 E31 | Liberalism, Israel and Antisemitism

    This podcast features a recording of a live-stream event hosted by Maccabi Lec-Ari and Mike Burke. The discussion focuses on Israel, liberal democracy and rising Antisemitism, particularly within the UK.

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  7. ٢٢ ربيع الآخر

    S4 E30 | Bittersweet Reality: The Dark Side of Chocolate Production

    Chocolate is the top-selling Halloween candy and is considered a must-have treat for the trick-or-treaters and eaters of leftovers alike.  But do you think about where your chocolate comes from?  Listen to this week's podcast to find out! _________ This week's episode is part of an occasional series about coffee,  and this week we actually take time to discuss a closely related commodity--chocolate. Our guest, James Hayes-Bohanan, has been doing research on political, social, cultural, and environmental geography of coffee for 20 years and by extension has learned a fair amount about cacao. In this episode James gives us an overview of growing, harvesting and processing, including an open secret of child exploitation and slave labor. We learn that the manufacturers of the most popular store brands are the worst offenders. James helps us understand the complexities of fair trade, small farms, and large cacao traders, as well as what we can do to find and support more socially responsible producers of chocolate.   Podcast Notes Supreme Court decision in support of Nestle and Cargill regarding slave labor:  https://www.politico.com/news/2021/06/17/supreme-court-ruling-child-slave-labor-495022 An overview from Equal Exchange with embedded links to company scorecards and more:  https://www.info.equalexchange.coop/articles/who-grows-your-chocolate Newspaper article Burdick Chocolate:  https://www.sentinelsource.com/news/local/burdick-clears-the-air-on-rumors-of-walpole-chocolate-company-sale/article_1aa500d3-b4fe-518a-8c1e-2010b1b7a45b.html  Burdick chocolate partnership with Grenada farmers: https://www.jouvaychocolate.com/about-us   An industry site: https://worldcocoafoundation.org/ Living Earth Festival Symposium on Chocolate from Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCw5OE_2sgo

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  8. FSF Ep. 13: Free Speech Challenges in California and Beyond | Frank Xu

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    FSF Ep. 13: Free Speech Challenges in California and Beyond | Frank Xu

    In this episode of the Free Speech Forward podcast, host Chris Bush engages with Frank Xu, President of Californians for Equal Rights Foundation (CFER) and Founding President of San Diego Asian Americans for Equality (SDAAFE). Frank shares his journey as an activist, highlighting the interconnectedness of free speech and equal opportunity. He discusses his experiences in California and the importance of effective communication in public advocacy. Frank also emphasizes the need for youth activism and the role of community support in standing up for free speech rights. He concludes with a vision for investing in initiatives to promote free speech on a global scale, drawing lessons from countries with restrictive regimes. Learn more about Frank and his efforts at: https://www.cferfoundation.org/

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