This book is the product of voices and perspectives from African Canadian intellectuals across Canada on leadership and African Canadian communities.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Tamari Kitossa, Erica S. Lawson, and Philip S.S. Howard
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Introduction: Interrogating the Notion of Crisis in African Canadian Leadership Tamari Kitossa, Brock University, Erica S. Lawson, University of Western Ontario, and Philip S.S. Howard Part One: Models and Theories 1. Black Leadership and White Logic: Models of Community Engagement Carl E. James, York University 2. War on Multiple Fronts: Black Leadership and Backlash Politics in the Context of Policing Controversies Christopher J. Williams, Anti-Racism Directorate 3. African Canadian Leadership and the Metaphoricality of "Crisis": Toward Theorizing, Research, and Practice Tamari Kitossa, Brock University 4. African Canadian Leadership: Pan-Africanism, Trans-nationality, and Community Organizing Amoaba Gooden, Kent State University Part Two: Women and Leadership 5. To Commit and to Lead: Black Women Organizing across Communities in Montreal Rosalind Hampton, University of Toronto - OISE and Désirée Rochat, McGill University 6. Standing Firm on Uneven Ground: A Letter to Black Women on Academic Leadership Annette Henry, University of Britsh Columbia 7. Mercy for Their Children: A Feminist Reading of Black Women’s Maternal Activism and Leadership Practice Erica S. Lawson, University of Western Ontario Part Three: Organizing and Mobilizing 8. Forging Fortuity, Asserting Humanity: The Emotional Labour and Resistance of Black Racial Equity Leaders in Predominantly White Institutions Philip S.S. Howard 9. "Movin’ On Up" in the Age of Neoliberalism: Reflections on Black Middle-Class Consciousness and the Implications for Black Unity, Leadership, and Activism Kevin Gosine, Brock University 10. Building Capacity and Making History: African Canadian Leadership in Ontario’s HIV/AIDS Sector Shamara Baidoobonso, Research Committee of the African and Caribbean Council on HIV/AIDS in Ontario Part Four: The Politics of the Personal 11. Black Consciousness and the Sexual Politics of Black Leadership in Toronto: A Commentary Wesley Crichlow, University of Ontario Institute Technology 12. "Is There No Balm in Gilead?" The Search for Radical Leadership in the Black Church of the Twenty-First Century Paul Banahene Adjei, Memorial University Part Five: Black Intellectuals 13. An Indigenous Africentric Perspective on Black Leadership George J. Sefa Dei, University of Toronto - OISE 14. Just Below the Threshold: A Conversation with David Austin on Black Leadership Sam Tecle, York University and David Austin, John Abbott College
Introduction: Interrogating the Notion of Crisis in African Canadian Leadership Tamari Kitossa, Brock University, Erica S. Lawson, University of Western Ontario, and Philip S.S. Howard Part One: Models and Theories 1. Black Leadership and White Logic: Models of Community Engagement Carl E. James, York University 2. War on Multiple Fronts: Black Leadership and Backlash Politics in the Context of Policing Controversies Christopher J. Williams, Anti-Racism Directorate 3. African Canadian Leadership and the Metaphoricality of "Crisis": Toward Theorizing, Research, and Practice Tamari Kitossa, Brock University 4. African Canadian Leadership: Pan-Africanism, Trans-nationality, and Community Organizing Amoaba Gooden, Kent State University Part Two: Women and Leadership 5. To Commit and to Lead: Black Women Organizing across Communities in Montreal Rosalind Hampton, University of Toronto - OISE and Désirée Rochat, McGill University 6. Standing Firm on Uneven Ground: A Letter to Black Women on Academic Leadership Annette Henry, University of Britsh Columbia 7. Mercy for Their Children: A Feminist Reading of Black Women’s Maternal Activism and Leadership Practice Erica S. Lawson, University of Western Ontario Part Three: Organizing and Mobilizing 8. Forging Fortuity, Asserting Humanity: The Emotional Labour and Resistance of Black Racial Equity Leaders in Predominantly White Institutions Philip S.S. Howard 9. "Movin’ On Up" in the Age of Neoliberalism: Reflections on Black Middle-Class Consciousness and the Implications for Black Unity, Leadership, and Activism Kevin Gosine, Brock University 10. Building Capacity and Making History: African Canadian Leadership in Ontario’s HIV/AIDS Sector Shamara Baidoobonso, Research Committee of the African and Caribbean Council on HIV/AIDS in Ontario Part Four: The Politics of the Personal 11. Black Consciousness and the Sexual Politics of Black Leadership in Toronto: A Commentary Wesley Crichlow, University of Ontario Institute Technology 12. "Is There No Balm in Gilead?" The Search for Radical Leadership in the Black Church of the Twenty-First Century Paul Banahene Adjei, Memorial University Part Five: Black Intellectuals 13. An Indigenous Africentric Perspective on Black Leadership George J. Sefa Dei, University of Toronto - OISE 14. Just Below the Threshold: A Conversation with David Austin on Black Leadership Sam Tecle, York University and David Austin, John Abbott College
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