Who is fighting structural racism in North Carolina?  Who is working to end mass incarceration, reform the bail system, ending youth confinement, and encouraging restorative justice (as opposed to punitive justice)?  EmancipateNC is the organization working towards those ends, and Dawn Blagrove will speak to us about this work.  She is the executive director of […]

EHST members and friends will discuss the charities they support.  With so many charities asking for our money, knowing how other members and friends of EHST may help you make decisions.   Visitors are welcome to attend.

American liberals love to promote and defend free speech without limits of any kind other than the obvious limitation on shouting “fire” in a crowded theater.  With the rise of the far right, neo-Nazi movements, as well as escalation of anti-semitism enabled by social media on a worldwide scale, should we re-consider those limits?  Germany […]

There is much discussion about environmental justice, but did you know the environmental justice movement actually started right here in North Carolina and that the phrase 'environmental racism' was coined in the heat of protest?  Dr. Kim Allen, a cultural anthropologist whose research has focused on environmental justice activism and environmental identity, will dig into […]

Conner Sandefur will introduce you to the Chickasaw Nation, a sovereign American Indian nation now located in southcentral Oklahoma. He will discuss some of the research that the Chickasaw Nation and others are doing to improve health and wellness of Indian People (Hattak Api' Homma'). He will also discuss the role of two professional societies, […]