The Women's March, during the rain. 40,000 march in San Diego, California, January 21, 2017. More than a million marched throughout the U.S and internationally against the rhetoric and threatened policies of the newly inaugurated President Trump. Photo by Nic Paget-Clarke.
Sebastião Vieira, a regional co-coordinator, in his family's home in the joint MST (Landless Rural Workers' Movement) camps, Dom Pedro Casussaudale and Camilo Torres near São Paulo, Brazil / 2004. Photo by Nic Paget-Clarke.
Roger Allison feeding some of the cattle on the Allison-Perry farm. Armstrong, Missouri, 2019. Photo by Nic Paget-Clarke. https://inmotionmagazine.com/ra19/iview-roger-allison-2019.html
Images of two currency notes, of Taiwan and China, on a skyscraper in Taipei, Taiwan, 2016. Photo by Nic Paget-Clarke.
Hirohide Sakuma and Kyoko Sugasawa from the Fukushima region of Japan speak to two hundred protesters in Southern California at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station. The March 11, 2011 event was both a commemoration on the one year anniversary of the Fukushima earthquake, tsunami and nuclear power plant disaster which killed close to 16,000 people (with more than 3,000 still missing) and also a call for the decommissioning of the San Onofre plant. Speakers told the protestors that San Onofre, which was currently shut down for repairs, has the worst safety record among U.S. nuclear plants. Photo by Nic Paget-Clarke.
Barracks in the Nazi German Auschwitz II - Birkenau Camp in southern Poland. Auschwitz II - Birkenau and the nearby Auschwitz I became the largest center for murder in the network of Nazi concentration and extermination camps. 1.3 million people were killed, including: "1.1 million Jews, 140,000 Poles, 23,000 Roma, 15,000 Soviet prisoners of war, and 25,000 prisoners of other nationalities." (The Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial Guide Book). This photo was first posted on International Holocaust Remembrance Day 2017. Photo by Nic Paget-Clarke.
Just after dawn, looking at fields and the Mombacho volcano in southwest Nicaragua.
Childcare while herding goats along the traditional paths for moving goat herds as the seasons change. Close to the foothills of the Andes Mountains, in the Chos Milal department, Neuquén Province, Argentina. Photo by Nic Paget-Clarke.

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Pedro Noguera, PhD

Interview with Adom Getachew

“Worldmaking After Empire:
The Rise and Fall of Self-Determination”
Adom Getachew, PhD, professor of political science, race diaspora, and indigeneity at the University of Chicago
Chicago, Illinois, USA

Patrick Manning is, “a professor of world history at the University of Pittsburgh, Emeritus

Where Do We Go From Here:

Assessing the Limits and Possibilities of Education for Black People in the U.S., 70 Years After Brown
Joaquín M.S. Noguera, PhD, Loyola Marymount University — Los Angeles, California, USA
Pedro A. Noguera, PhD, University of Southern California– Los Angeles, California, USA

Got Imported Meat? Farmers and Consumers Demand the Right to Know by Rhonda Perry

The importance of COOL (Country of Origin Labeling) cannot be overstated. In a marketplace without labeling, multinational corporations maintain leverage over prices, …

Beef Industry Meatpackers Using Smoke and Mirror Tricks to Control Market Price by Darvin Bentlage

Barton County, Missouri.
These same meatpackers also successfully lobbied to abolish mandatory Country of Origin Labeling (COOL) for meat. … (read more)

The 2023 Farm Bill Needs to Benefit Missourians Who Grow Our Food, Not Corporations

By Darvin Bentlage,
Barton County, Missouri.
Keep food prices fair for farmers and consumers … (read more)

Merger of Sanderson Farms and Cargill Is a Bad Deal for Farmers and Consumers

By Tim Gibbons
Missouri Rural Crisis Center.
Why conspire with your competitors when you can just merge? … (read more)

Missourians Need to Make Their Voices Heard About the Future of the Farm and Food System

"Solving climate change is the existential challenge of our generation and a family-farm centered system, with more farmers on the land raising animals on pasture is best suited to revitalize rural communities, produce a healthy and sustainable food supply and respond...

Visit Full Interview Archive

Interview with Patrick Manning
“The Evolution of the Human System: Language, Migration, Social Institutions, and Outpouring of Public Sentiment”
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

Interview with Gregory Cajete
Science From A Native Perspective:
How Do We Educate for A Sustainable Future
Albuquerque and the Turquoise Trail, New Mexico, USA

Interview with Berta Blanco
Bartolina Sisa / National Federation of Campesina Women of Bolivia
Part 1: Defense of the Peoples
Part 2: The History of Our Ancestors / Time to Take Responsibility for Political Decisions
La Paz, Bolivia

A Talk by Leonard Zeskind:
A Brief History of the White Nationalist Movement

An Interview with Kate Fletcher
The Lives of the Users of Clothes
Santiago, Chile

Interview with Alejandro Nadal
The Key Organizing Principle of Society:
Macroeconomics – Markets or Sustainability
Part 1  The Myth of the Invisible Hand
Part 2  The Day That Capitalism Changed Forever
Mexico City, Mexico

An Interview with Rhonda Perry
Local Control or the Corporatizing of Rural America
Armstrong, Howard County, Missouri, USA

An Interview with Diamantino Nhampossa of UNAC
UNAC (União Nacional de Camponeses /National Peasants’ Union)
Organizing Food Sovereignty in Mozambique
Matola, Mozambique

An Interview with Finlay Matheson
Crofting: The Concept That There Should Be Lights in the Glen Again
Strathcarron, Ross and Cromarty, Scotland

Interview with Timothy Brook

The Westphalia Paradigm: Before And After It Arrived in East Asia
Part 1: To Dismantle Empires: Not a Completely Successful Experiment
Part 2: The Mongols Blew Open the Original World
Part 3: How the Meaning of Sovereignty Has Changed
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Interview with David Ciepley
Government by Corporation:
The Mythology of the Stockholder as the Owner
Part 1  The Corporation as a Governance Technology
Part 2  The Business Corporation
Part 3  The Governance of Collective Power
Uppsala, Sweden

Interview with Juan Martín Carpenco of CTEP
Confederation of Workers of the Popular Economy
The Excluded Ones
Buenos Aires, Argentina

Interview with Dr. Luis Macas
President of CONAIE /
The Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador
“What We Are Proclaiming Is the Self-Determination of the Peoples”
Quito, Ecuador

Bark, San Diego, California - photo by Nic Paget-Clarke
Bark. San Diego, California, USA, 2024.
Photo by Nic Paget-Clarke.
See more photos.

The Women's March, during the rain. 40,000 march in San Diego, California, January 21, 2017. More than a million marched throughout the U.S and internationally against the rhetoric and threatened policies of the newly inaugurated President Trump. Photo by Nic Paget-Clarke.
Sebastião Vieira, a regional co-coordinator, in his family's home in the joint MST (Landless Rural Workers' Movement) camps, Dom Pedro Casussaudale and Camilo Torres near São Paulo, Brazil / 2004. Photo by Nic Paget-Clarke.
Roger Allison feeding some of the cattle on the Allison-Perry farm. Armstrong, Missouri, 2019. Photo by Nic Paget-Clarke. https://inmotionmagazine.com/ra19/iview-roger-allison-2019.html
Images of two currency notes, of Taiwan and China, on a skyscraper in Taipei, Taiwan, 2016. Photo by Nic Paget-Clarke.
Hirohide Sakuma and Kyoko Sugasawa from the Fukushima region of Japan speak to two hundred protesters in Southern California at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station. The March 11, 2011 event was both a commemoration on the one year anniversary of the Fukushima earthquake, tsunami and nuclear power plant disaster which killed close to 16,000 people (with more than 3,000 still missing) and also a call for the decommissioning of the San Onofre plant. Speakers told the protestors that San Onofre, which was currently shut down for repairs, has the worst safety record among U.S. nuclear plants. Photo by Nic Paget-Clarke.
Barracks in the Nazi German Auschwitz II - Birkenau Camp in southern Poland. Auschwitz II - Birkenau and the nearby Auschwitz I became the largest center for murder in the network of Nazi concentration and extermination camps. 1.3 million people were killed, including: "1.1 million Jews, 140,000 Poles, 23,000 Roma, 15,000 Soviet prisoners of war, and 25,000 prisoners of other nationalities." (The Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial Guide Book). This photo was first posted on International Holocaust Remembrance Day 2017. Photo by Nic Paget-Clarke.
Just after dawn, looking at fields and the Mombacho volcano in southwest Nicaragua.
Childcare while herding goats along the traditional paths for moving goat herds as the seasons change. Close to the foothills of the Andes Mountains, in the Chos Milal department, Neuquén Province, Argentina. Photo by Nic Paget-Clarke.

Scroll over/double-tap-on images to read captions.

Pedro Noguera, PhD

Interview with Adom Getachew

“Worldmaking After Empire:
The Rise and Fall of Self-Determination”
Adom Getachew, PhD, professor of political science, race diaspora, and indigeneity at the University of Chicago
Chicago, Illinois, USA

Patrick Manning is, “a professor of world history at the University of Pittsburgh, Emeritus

Where Do We Go From Here:

Assessing the Limits and Possibilities of Education for Black People in the U.S., 70 Years After Brown
Joaquín M.S. Noguera, PhD, Loyola Marymount University — Los Angeles, California, USA
Pedro A. Noguera, PhD, University of Southern California– Los Angeles, California, USA

Got Imported Meat? Farmers and Consumers Demand the Right to Know by Rhonda Perry

The importance of COOL (Country of Origin Labeling) cannot be overstated. In a marketplace without labeling, multinational corporations maintain leverage over prices, …

Beef Industry Meatpackers Using Smoke and Mirror Tricks to Control Market Price by Darvin Bentlage

Barton County, Missouri.
These same meatpackers also successfully lobbied to abolish mandatory Country of Origin Labeling (COOL) for meat. … (read more)

The 2023 Farm Bill Needs to Benefit Missourians Who Grow Our Food, Not Corporations

By Darvin Bentlage,
Barton County, Missouri.
Keep food prices fair for farmers and consumers … (read more)

Merger of Sanderson Farms and Cargill Is a Bad Deal for Farmers and Consumers

By Tim Gibbons
Missouri Rural Crisis Center.
Why conspire with your competitors when you can just merge? … (read more)

Missourians Need to Make Their Voices Heard About the Future of the Farm and Food System

"Solving climate change is the existential challenge of our generation and a family-farm centered system, with more farmers on the land raising animals on pasture is best suited to revitalize rural communities, produce a healthy and sustainable food supply and respond...

Visit Full Interview Archive

Interview with Patrick Manning
“The Evolution of the Human System: Language, Migration, Social Institutions, and Outpouring of Public Sentiment”
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

Interview with Gregory Cajete
Science From A Native Perspective:
How Do We Educate for A Sustainable Future
Albuquerque and the Turquoise Trail, New Mexico, USA

Interview with Berta Blanco
Bartolina Sisa / National Federation of Campesina Women of Bolivia
Part 1: Defense of the Peoples
Part 2: The History of Our Ancestors / Time to Take Responsibility for Political Decisions
La Paz, Bolivia

A Talk by Leonard Zeskind:
A Brief History of the White Nationalist Movement

An Interview with Kate Fletcher
The Lives of the Users of Clothes
Santiago, Chile

Interview with Alejandro Nadal
The Key Organizing Principle of Society:
Macroeconomics – Markets or Sustainability
Part 1  The Myth of the Invisible Hand
Part 2  The Day That Capitalism Changed Forever
Mexico City, Mexico

An Interview with Rhonda Perry
Local Control or the Corporatizing of Rural America
Armstrong, Howard County, Missouri, USA

An Interview with Diamantino Nhampossa of UNAC
UNAC (União Nacional de Camponeses /National Peasants’ Union)
Organizing Food Sovereignty in Mozambique
Matola, Mozambique

An Interview with Finlay Matheson
Crofting: The Concept That There Should Be Lights in the Glen Again
Strathcarron, Ross and Cromarty, Scotland

Interview with Timothy Brook

The Westphalia Paradigm: Before And After It Arrived in East Asia
Part 1: To Dismantle Empires: Not a Completely Successful Experiment
Part 2: The Mongols Blew Open the Original World
Part 3: How the Meaning of Sovereignty Has Changed
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Interview with David Ciepley
Government by Corporation:
The Mythology of the Stockholder as the Owner
Part 1  The Corporation as a Governance Technology
Part 2  The Business Corporation
Part 3  The Governance of Collective Power
Uppsala, Sweden

Interview with Juan Martín Carpenco of CTEP
Confederation of Workers of the Popular Economy
The Excluded Ones
Buenos Aires, Argentina

Interview with Dr. Luis Macas
President of CONAIE /
The Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador
“What We Are Proclaiming Is the Self-Determination of the Peoples”
Quito, Ecuador

Bark, San Diego, California - photo by Nic Paget-Clarke
Bark. San Diego, California, USA, 2024.
Photo by Nic Paget-Clarke.
See more photos.