Hannah Ashley is available to consult about Community Organizing Humanities as a framework, to provide workshops for community groups and college and university departments on community organizing, emancipatory writing and humanities practices, and to offer talks on related topics. She offers a sliding scale based on need.
Contact her by email with your request.
Sample workshops and presentations:
So You Want to Be a Community Organizer? We Have a Curriculum for That! (March, 2026). With colleagues. Campus Compact, Chicago.
Land, Food and Environmental Justice in an Urban Community Change Humanities Course. (2025). Community Learning Partnership.
Doing Humanities While Dying—Stories for Hospicing the Transition. (2023). Conference on Community Writing, Denver CO.
Educating for Agency: An Overview of Community Change Studies Pedagogies and Curricula. (2022). Invited Presentation to California Youth Leadership Corps team, Community Learning Partnership.
Teaching Community Engagement in the Age of Collapse. (2022). Brandywine Sustainability Project presentation, West Chester University.
Pedagogies of Critical Hope: Cultivating Lived Critique in Any Classroom—Grassroots Civics Workshop. (2021). With Pedagogies Working Group of Community Learning Partnership. CLP National Convening. Los Angeles.
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