At the 2017 March for Science in Washington, DC, Dr. Lydia Jennings wore a T-shirt that read, “Strong Resilient Indigenous,” and held a sign saying, “Traditional Ecological Knowledge Is Science Too!” In the sign’s margins were myriad...
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Letter from the Editors
As an organization led by STEM workers and educators, Science for the People has a special responsibility to recognize that current, Western, professional science does not have a monopoly on truth nor on the practices through which people...
The Struggle for University Divestment in the Age of Finance Capital
The divestment movement must reckon with the financialization of US universities—their subjection to the imperative of growth and reliance on interest-accruing wealth to reproduce themselves. Student-workers at this intersection of the...
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The question of how to practice “science for the people” should be a focus for all radical scientists. We must begin to relearn the practices that can mobilize science effectively in support of the working class and its recomposition. In...
An analysis of any field of medical practice in Gaza is, from the outset, an analysis of thick layers of Israeli oppression. The case I offer here pertains to the field of speech-language pathology and audiology, which was first introduced...
To understand the link between science and militarism, it is important to recognize the ideological justification that a narrow view of science provides for the continuation of imperialism.
The assassination of more than 14,000 Palestinian children and deliberate starvation of two million people by Zionist occupiers in Gaza with the full support of western governments assault our preconceived notion of rationality. It is...
Palestinian youths today are paving the way toward establishing food sovereignty and reducing dependence on the products and employment of the occupation. They uphold their values and principles through a cooperative organizational model...
Prior to the 1948 war and even the Zionist Congress of 1897, Palestine had some thirteen hundred villages and towns, each with a small and manageable population living sustainably with nature. The land was owned or worked by the...
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