Read Three Articles: 4-26-17

Incarceration- 
 How One Inmate Changed The Prison System From The Inside

Opinion-
Dear United, What If David Dao Had Been Disabled?

Raleigh-
‘Welcome to Raleigh, Y’all’ – Nonprofit wants to spark talks on immigration

The Civic Promise of Service Learning By: John Saltmarsh

Many campuses across the country intentionally create opportunities for students to actively participate in the processes of democracy: community-based learning, service learning, action research, public and community service, deliberative dialogues, community building, and public deliberation, among others. There has been less attention, however, to heeding John Dewey's admonition that democracy is a learned activity. To engage effectively in the processes of democracy, both during and after their college years, students will need to acquire, as part of their education, the knowledge, skills, and values necessary to participate as engaged, democratic citizens. Civic engagement can only come about with the development of a capacity for engagement. That development is what constitutes "civic learning."

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Wednesday Feel Goods!

Even my vegetarian friends are craving these!