Adams, Maurianne 1938-
| Born: | 1938 |
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| Occupation: | Women social scientists |
| Corporate Relations: | University of Massachusetts Amherst |
| Geographical Relations: | Country: United States (XD-US) |
| Biographical References: |  GND (1170245145)Homepage UMASS Amherst  Wikidata (Q107510222) |
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| 678 | |b Maurianne Adams was one of the pioneers in social justice education at UMass Amherst. Arriving at the university in 1973 as Coordinator of Academic Affairs for Project 10, the experimental residential education program in the Southwest Residential Area, she developed an elective curriculum focused on racism, sexism, heterosexism, classism, and ableism. When that project was ended in 1982, she took her ideas to the School of Education, where she became the Director for Social Issues and Instructional Development for Residential Academic Programs (RAP). Over the next several years, she and her colleagues developed one of the first general education diversity courses and she became part of the founding faculty for the graduate program in Social Justice Education. Since her retirement in 2015, she has remained active in promoting social justice activities working with the Coalition of Amherst Neighborhoods (CAN) and the Amherst Community Land Trust, which provides opportunities for affordable homeownership. | ||
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