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The Global Justice Report
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Videos of Past Events

Why Banking Needs to Be Run as a Public Utility Ellen Brown Julio 13, 2020	Capitalism, Socialism & the Pandemic Leo Panitch Julio 6, 2020	Can Democrats Defeat the Fascist Threat? Jeff Faux Junio 29, 2020
The Collapse of the International Economy Preceded the Pandemic Betsy Bowman Junio 22, 2020	Will the Zombie Capitals Die This Time? Tony Smith Junio 15, 2020	How are Mexican Workers Faring? Marco A. Gómez Gómez, Lucero Jiménez Guzmán & Celia Pacheco Reyes Junio 8, 2020
Where is Mexico Headed? Laura Carlsen & Hector Ulloa Junio 1, 2020	Feminist Realities: Transforming Democracy in Times of Crisis Tithi Bhattacharya, Silvia Federici, Awino Okech & Laura Roth Mayo 27, 2020	A Recipe for Disaster - Webinar Recording Rob Wallace with Moayyad Bsharat, Arie Kurniawaty, Sai Sam Kham & Paula Gioia Abril 14, 2020
Climate Revolution Filmmaker: Atahualpa Caldera Sosa Abril 9, 2020	Toward the Natural City: Implementing Water Solutions for the Future Interview with Joaquin Murrieta Saldivar Abril 7, 2020	Our Water Crisis Dylan Terrell Marzo 30, 2020

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Upcoming Global Justice Report Webinars

Lunes, Julio 20, 2020 - 1:00pm

Police vs. The People: Are there Alternatives?

Bill Fletcher Jr. & Cynthia Kaufman

Almost daily we hear of the police killing a Black person. A huge movement to stop police murder and other forms of racism is dramatically expanding possibilites for change. What is to be done about the police has become a burning question. How can the police be held to account? Is it possible to diminish, or take away completely, their state... Read more

Lunes, Julio 27, 2020 - 1:00pm

Jose Ramon Cabanas, Al Campbell & Victor Wallis

Although a poor country that has suffered under a 6-decade blockade by the US, Cuba is rich in the human resources its socialism has developed. It has focused on people, not profit. With more doctors per capita than the US, it has increased the survival rate for critical Covid patients from the global rate of 20% to 80% while also sending 2,000... Read more

Lunes, Agosto 3, 2020 - 1:00pm

Racism and Identity

Linda Alcoff & Charles W. Mills

The United States was founded as a White nation. And while the society has gone on to become multicultural, including Blacks, native Americans, and various ethnic groups, they never enjoyed equal status. The mindset of a large number of USians remain White still today. The racism of this White identity is now being challenged by the Black Lives... Read more

Lunes, Agosto 10, 2020 - 1:00pm

The Struggle for Global Hegemony

Carl Davidson & Jerry Harris

Since the 2008 crisis neoliberal globalization has suffered a crisis of legitimacy. Two emerging transnational power projects have emerged advocating different methods to stabilize global capitalism and promote new paths of accumulation. Carl Davidson speaks on the rise of authoritarian capitalism, its political character, class forces and... Read more

Lunes, Agosto 24, 2020 - 1:00pm

Socialism in the 21st Century

Dario Azzellini, Michael Lebowitz & Camila Pineiro Harnecker

The idea of socialism has gained great popularity as an alternative to capitalism, particularly among the young. In the last century it was conceived as a state directed economy. Today Leftists are rethinking socialism afresh, with a focus on a resilient civil society as the foundation.... Read more

Lunes, Agosto 31, 2020 - 1:00pm

The Pandemic Has Shown that the Private System of Funding Medical Care in the United States is a Disaster

Vicente Navarro

How the pandemic reveals the conflict between the optimization of profit and competitiveness versus serving the people and solidarity. Bring the public back into public health. A talk by Vicente Navarro, Professor of Health and Public Policy at Johns... Read more

Lunes, Septiembre 7, 2020 - 1:00pm

Immigration Update: Status of Asylum Seekers at the US-Mexico Border & Beyond

Rebecca M. Eichler

Rebecca M. Eichler, Esq. has 20 years of experience as an immigration attorney working with clients from around the world seeking protection under U.S. and international law. She currently lives and works in Mexico as a human rights advocate. Through her work with deportees from U.S. and migrants at... Read more