[Announce] NEW book and conference prceedings at eBlack Studies

[announce at comm-org.utoledo.edu]

From:           	"Alkalimat, Abdul" <AAlkali at UTNet.UToledo.Edu>


There are two new resources on the eBlack Studies website:
1.  conference proceedings from 2/03
2.  new ebook on information technology and Black liberation 4/04

THE STATE OF BLACK STUDIES: METHODOLOGY, PEDAGOGY, 
AND RESEARCH
sponsored by Schomberg, Princeton, and CUNY
www.eblackstudies.org/ 

Panel 1: Black Studies: The Long Road Since the 1960's
Moderator: Howard Dodson, Schomberg Center
Panelists: Carol Boyce-Davis, Florida International University
                Robert Hall, Northeastern University
                Maulana Karenga, California State University -
                Long Beach William Strickland, University of
                Massachusetts James Turner, Cornel University

(almost three hours of video, so it will 5-10 minutes to
download) All 24 sessions will be aired soon.

CYBERORGANIZING: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND THE 
FIGHT FOR BLACK
LIBERATION (An eBook by Abdul Alkalimat) www.eblackstudies.org/

Introduction
1.  Revolution in technology and society
     a.  Inequalities in the information society
     b.  Technological revolution and Black liberation
2.  The Community technology center
     a.  What is the digital divide?
     b.  A census of public computing in Toleo, Ohio
     c.  Social capital and cyberpower in the African American
     community d.  The Toledo Spiders: the archives 1992-2002
3.  Social cyberpower projects
     a.  BRAIN: Black Research Archive on the INternet
     b.  Social cyberpower in everyday life
     c.  Malcolm X in cyberspace
     d.  Third Saturday: Building a cyber church project

(These chapters have been conference proceedings and published or
presented in the USA, England, France, Ghana, and Cuba.)


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