BERKELEY'S NEWS • SEPTEMBER 23, 2023
Michael Bakal
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News
FEBRUARY 15, 2023
Campus school of public health develops anti-racist framework in foundations course
The paper, which was published Jan. 4, is a reflection on the anti-racist framework that was introduced to the School of Public Health’s foundations of maternal and child health practice policy course in fall 2020.
News
FEBRUARY 15, 2023
Campus school of public health develops anti-racist framework in foundations course
The paper, which was published Jan. 4, is a reflection on the anti-racist framework that was introduced to the School of Public Health’s foundations of maternal and child health practice policy course in fall 2020.
City
AUGUST 31, 2021
Local Indigenous organizers and environmentalists protest Line 3 pipeline
Indigenous organizers and allies gathered Wednesday on the site of the Ohlone Shellmound in West Berkeley for a Water is Life Prayer Walk in solidarity with the Treaty People Walk for Water, which took place at the same time in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
City
AUGUST 31, 2021
Local Indigenous organizers and environmentalists protest Line 3 pipeline
Indigenous organizers and allies gathered Wednesday on the site of the Ohlone Shellmound in West Berkeley for a Water is Life Prayer Walk in solidarity with the Treaty People Walk for Water, which took place at the same time in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Research & Ideas
JULY 16, 2019
UC Berkeley researcher examines climate change effects in indigenous Guatemalan farming community
Michael Bakal, a UC Berkeley doctoral student funded by the Center for Latin American Studies and a researcher taking part in an ongoing project in Guatemala, has suggested that climate change could fuel currents of northward immigration in his research.
Research & Ideas
JULY 16, 2019
UC Berkeley researcher examines climate change effects in indigenous Guatemalan farming community
Michael Bakal, a UC Berkeley doctoral student funded by the Center for Latin American Studies and a researcher taking part in an ongoing project in Guatemala, has suggested that climate change could fuel currents of northward immigration in his research.
