Social Action & Leadership School for Activists
www.hotsalsa.org
The Social Action and Leadership School for Activists (SALSA) offers affordable evening classes in Washington, D.C., to make D.C.-based activists and organizations more effective.
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Recent Work
Op-Ed
The United States, Cuba and Moral Authority
April 29 - Barack Obama dominates his Republican rivals here in the United States, but against Cuba it's nearly impossible to claim the moral high ground. By Netfa Freeman, published in Black Agenda Report
Letter to Editor
Why UDC's Students Are Upset
February 18 - A UDC alumnus thanks its open enrollment policy and affordable tuition for being able to work at the Institute for Policy Studies. By Netfa Freeman, published in The Washington Post
Commentary
Zimbabwe and the Battle of Ideas
September 25 - Mugabe and Tsvangirai have a power-sharing deal. Will it work? By Netfa Freeman, published in Black Agenda Report and Black Star News
Op-Ed
From Negro History Week to Pan-African Historical Context
February 7 - Black History Month must do more than emphasize the inspiring achievements of great individuals. By Netfa Freeman, published in The Black Commentator
Interview
Zimbabwe and Pan-African Liberation
September 6 - An interview with Netfa Freeman, director of the Social Action & Leadership School for Activists By Netfa Freeman, published in Center for Research on Globalization
Event
Chocolate City
November 30 - SALSA presents a story of displacement and poetic resistance