Navigating the world of literary publishing can be tricky. This competitive landscape is most accessible to those who have learned by doing, oftentimes having worked from the ground up in…
Working Towards Educational Justice With Open Heart and Mind
Santa Barbara is beautiful, comfortable, tranquil—and it’s where Gabi Quinn, a recent Antioch Santa Barbara grad, finds her strength. Quinn plans to advocate for students and fight for educational equality…
Gabriella Hudson-Abbot ‘12
Gabriella Hudson-Abbot ‘12 (Seattle, BA in Liberal Studies) painted a mural at South Lynnwood Park as a part of a $2.5 million renovation project. The mural features caring arms and…
Reflect, Act, Repeat. How Cycles of Inquiry Help Us Challenge Dominant Narratives
Mapmaking? Birdwatching? Political activism? Dr. Sue Woehrlin sees in each of these activities the importance of narrative—and she teaches her students to see and master these narratives. Stories are the way we make sense of the world, so it’s important for us to understand the stories of our cultures, our communities, and ourselves. Dr. Woehrlin joins the Seed Field Podcast for the final episode of our first season to discuss ways of studying and questioning the stories around us. Through a fascinating conversation about maps, birds, and narrative, we explore ways that changemakers can take back control of the stories being told, reimagining the world, and work to make it more just.
Sharing Education as the Passport to Access and Opportunity
When Malcolm X said, “Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today,” he could as well have been speaking about Jacqueline…
Clearing Pathways to Success for Black Boys and Educators of Color
“If I’m serving Black boys in a classroom, then everybody else is getting served too,” says Kyla Crawford, a teacher and librarian in Tukwila, Washington. Crawford, who graduated in 2017…
UGS Faculty Caley O’Dwyer Featured in “VoyageLA”
Caley O’Dwyer, Psychology and Creative Writing faculty in the Undergraduate Studies Department, was featured in a profile story in VoyageLA. “VoyageLA provides an intimate look into the lives of myriad…
Best Health Degrees Announces Antioch’s BA in Human Services Administration as One of the Fastest Online Human Services Programs
Antioch’s online BA in Human Services Administration was announced as one of the top ten Fastest Human Services Bachelor’s Online Programs for 2021 by Best Health Degrees. The fully online…
Julia Ismae ‘12
Julia Ismae ‘12 (Seattle, BA Liberal Studies) co-authored the article, “It Takes Heart, The Experiences and Working Conditions of Caring Educators” which was published in Radical Teacher, No 119, Spring…
To Challenge Dominant Narratives, Activist Memory Workers Reclaim History
Kirsten Grimstad discusses the importance of holding ourselves and our countries accountable for past harm – and of promoting reparations and healing in the present.
When Sleeping Women Wake: A Voyage in Five Movements
A popular proverb says, “When sleeping women wake, mountains move.” That is, when a woman becomes aware of the inner power she holds and begins to tap into that well…
Intelligent.com Announces Antioch University Degree as One of Best Online Human Services Degree Programs for 2021
Intelligent.com, a trusted resource for online degree rankings and higher education planning, has announced Antioch University’s Online BA in Human Services Administration as one of the top online programs for…