USC SCAPF

Students of Color & Allies Policy Forum - University of Southern California - Put on by students from @USCPrice

[(((David Bocarsly))) @davidbocarsly]

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[USC Price School @USCPrice]

It was an incredible day of thought-provoking discussions and performances when @USC_SCAPF hosted its latest forum, Reclaiming Our Roots. Were you there? Check out the Flickr album #PriceImpact https://t.co/M2xPScGCLk

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@writesteady close out #SCAPF2018 from @CAAMinLA! Thank you all for following along and we hope you join us next year!

[Kian Goh @kiangoh]

Privileged to be part of meaningful conversations around identity, resistance, and spatial justice today. Thanks @USC_SCAPF! https://t.co/JbsRM6k7HC

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Our work is done for the day. Time for self care #SCAPF2018

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Workshopping our own strategies to combat queer spatial injustice #SCAPF2018

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“We need to figure out how to infiltrate these spaces and then continue to fight displacement—some from the inside and some from the outside.” -Rio Oxas #SCAPF2018

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“The Castro is a bunch of rich white gay folks. It creates displacement. Just because it’s a gayborhood does not mean it’s safe for queer/trans black and brown folks!” -Rio Oxas #SCAPF2018

[Nina Idemudia, AICP @nina_eye_]

Had such a great time speaking on the #SCAPF2018 panel about activism and urban planning in Trump’s America. Special thanks to the organizers and friends who can to support 💜✊🏾@USCPrice

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“Queer Places and Urban Spaces” facilitator Rio Oxas guides us through past gentrification: “Calling it colonization is a problem because it uses the colonizers’ language—viewed as a positive thing. We say ‘violent stealing of land!’” #SCAPF2018

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“Sit in a place of discomfort and uncertainty - that is where the biggest change comes from” -Neelam Sharma and Heather Fenney #SCAPF2018

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“Young people need to run for office now so we don’t spend our future undoing all the horrible things our current leaders are doing. You can be an elected official!” -Diego Sepulveda of @Dream_RC #SCAPF2018

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In the fight for food justice: “Change happens when people create a model of what they want their community to be...and connect to each other” -Neelam Sharma #SCAPF2018

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Neelam Sharma and @HeatherFenney of Community Services Unlimited say the first question they ask in their #foodjustice work is "What is the cultural context of the communities we work in?" #SCAPF2018

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Neelam Sharma asks "How do we create systemic change?" #SCAPF2018 #FoodJustice

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“A lot of countries are not okay with LGBT folks. When you deport undocumented LGBT folks, you’re oftentimes deporting them to their death” #SCAPF2018

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Reuben Chavira aka Metaphysicz after performing at #SCAPF2018 "Most poets after a certain amount of time put a poem away... I wrote that poem 12 years ago.. [It's] still relevant [today]"

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“When Obama created DACA in 2012, folks said he was helping our community. The reality was that immigrant youth were fighting for this for months, years. Their sit-ins, hunger strikes, and social media made this happen.” @Dream_RC facilitators #SCAPF2018

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Setting the tone to talk about the digital activism in the undocumented community with @NDLON/Aloe Blacc’s video #SCAPF2018 https://t.co/hSL60O10l1

[Tiffany T Panganiban @tiftrop]

Workshopping on Queer Places and Urban Spaces with Rio Oxas if MCM. @USC_SCAPF #scapf2018 #RootedInResistance ✊️ #qtibipoc