Archive: students

• BLOG: What Does Being a Student in DC Have to Do with Global Labor Standards?

  Jessica E. Richards (COL '20) is a participant in the KI's 2018 Worker Justice DC alternative break program. At the end of every day during the week, our trip leaders asked us to sit down and think a

  Categories: Student Leaders, Worker Justice DC Tags: Alternative Break Program, Blog, Jess Chilin, Jessica Richards, Reflection, students, WJDC, Worker Justice DC

• WCP: Shakespeare and Working-Class Students: The Value of Irrelevance

  Many first-generation students attend college to get out of the "working class" both economically and culturally. In this week's Working-Class Perspective, Tim Francisco warns that prioritizing job

  Category: Visiting Scholars Tags: Class, Higher education, Job readiness, John Russo, Mobility, Sherry Linkon, students, Teaching, Tim Francisco, WCP, Working-Class Perspectives