RECENT EVENTS

• June 3-4, 2010 - Annual Conference of the Adler Institute on Social Exclusion - "The Social Determinants of Mental Health: From Awareness to Action"
• Put Down Your Guns: A Reflection on the Englewood Gun Violence Prevention Project - 3/31/10
• Psychologists Role in Torture: A Critical Examination of the Bush Administration's Policy - 1/20/10
• Breaking the Silence: Torture Survivors Speak Out - 10/28/09
• Mental Health and Sexual & Gender-Based Violence - 9/16/09

For more information about ISE events, contact 312/201-5900 ext 311 or email ise@adler.edu

2008-2009 PROGRAMMING

• AIDS Foundation Forum "Intersection of Poverty, Homelessness, Economic Dependence and HIV" - 8/20/09
• Adler ISE Team Presented at Psychologist Congress in Oslo, Norway - July 2009
• ISE Summer Film Series - June 2009
• The New Politics of Race and Science with Dorothy E. Roberts, J.D. ~ 5/21/09
• UCAN Presents: What Does a Community Psychologist Do? ~ 5/7/09 
• American Hologram with Joe Bageant ~ 4/2/09 
• Health Care Reform and HIV/AIDS: Advocacy to Achieve Better Health Outcomes in the U.S. ~ 3/23/09
• Neglected Infections of Poverty with Peter Hotez, M.D. ~ 3/19/09
• Advocacy 101: Improving Illinois' Response to HIV/AIDS ~ 2/26/09 
• Adler Community Deliberation: Defining What Social Justice Means at the Adler School ~ 2/19/09 
• Celebration of World Day of Social Justice: Film Viewing and Discussion ~ 2/12/09
• American Indians and the American Dream with John N. Low, M.A. ~ 1/22/09
• Literature in Film Series: The Times of Harvey Milk ~ 11/20/08
• Reconstructing Identity: The Price of the American Dream with Natalie Moore, M.S.J. ~ 10/23/08
• ISE Fall 2008 Conference "Social Exclusion: Implications for Education and Health Care" ~ 10/2-3/08
• Kevin Coval "Hip Hop Poet" ~ 9/11/08

2007-2008 PROGRAMMING

The Tibetan Refugee Experience ~ 8/6/08
• Video Part 1
• Video Part 2
TAMMS Supermax Prison ~ 7/15/08
• Video
American Military Interrogation in the Iraq War ~ 6/24/08
• Video 
Social Justice in Urban Regeneration Processes: From Rhetoric to Reality ~ 6/7/08
• Photos
• Video Part 1
• Video Part 2
• Food Deserts: The Impact on Community Health ~ 5/20/08
• ISE Hot Topics: "Is There a Right To Healthcare?" ~ 5/8/08
• "Disrupting The Status Quo" ~ 4/11/08
  • Photos
  • Video
• Sherrod Taylor presents "Neuropsychologists, Neuorolaw & Social Exclusion" at University of Chicago Hospitals ~ 3/7/08
• An Uncommon Hour: Race, Ethnicity, & The Police~ 2/27/08
  • Photos
• Lynn Todman makes guest appearance on InTime TV ~ 1/12/08
• An Uncommon Hour: "Who Can Use the 'N' Word?" ~ 11/14/07
  • Photos
• Sherrod Taylor makes guest appearance on InTime TV ~ 10/27/07
• Breast Cancer Awareness Roundtable one year follow-up ~ 10/24/07
• The Impact of Raissa Epstein and other Russian Migrants on Alfred Adler's Social Imaginary [1897-1935] ~ 9/26/07

2006-2007 PROGRAMMING

• "Social Exclusion: Sociological & Social Neuroscience Perspectives" ~ 8/21/07
• Breast Cancer Awareness Roundtable Discussion ~ 10/31/06 

SOCIAL EXCLUSION CONFERENCE SERIES

There are many discourses on structural causes of disadvantage or social exclusion. They can be found in such diverse disciplines and professions as sociology, economics, political science, geography, anthropology, theology, biology, linguistics, the arts, psychology, law, social work, architecture, planning and communications, to name a few. However, many of these discussions are too infrequently linked – largely because of differences in terminology, approaches and the particular structures of analytic interest. The purpose of the conference series is to highlight the linkages among these varied discoursed, to lay a foundation for the development of a broad-based conversation about issues of exclusion, and to set the stage for the development of advocacy, action and policy responses to exclusion.

Click here to link to details on current and past conferences.

INTERSECTIONS NEWSLETTER

• Summer 2010 - Volume 5, Number 1
• Spring 2010 - Volume 4, Number 1
• Fall 2009 - Volume 3, Number 1
• Spring 2009 - Volume 2, Number 1
• Fall 2008 - Volume 1, Number 3
• Spring 2008 - Volume 1, Number 2
• Winter 2008 - Volume 1, Number 1

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