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  • Sep 26, 2024 | forgeorganizing.org | Rachel Schragis |Josh Yoder |Andrew Friedman |Mark Engler

    Get a behind the scenes at Look Loud, a cultural organization leveling up protests everywhere with beautiful, intentional, and powerful art. The Forge: What’s your background, and how do you relate to culture in organizing? Rachel: I grew up in New York City, in a secular Ashkenazi Jewish family that I characterize as fallen owning class.

  • Sep 26, 2024 | forgeorganizing.org | Shiv Kotecha |Rachel Schragis |Josh Yoder |Jennifer Epps-Addison

    Shiv Kotecha explains the role of the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI) in fighting against Israel's use of culture as a weapon of genocide. For over nine months the world has witnessed Israel murder over 41,000 Palestinians in Gaza. That number, shocking as it is, is absolutely an undercount. Thousands — perhaps tens of thousands — remain trapped under the rubble of destroyed buildings.

  • May 10, 2023 | lewistownsentinel.com | Josh Yoder

    By Josh YoderSports [email protected] UNION — Mount Union didn’t allow Curwensville to ruin their senior night in its 11-1 rout of the Golden Tide on Tuesday. Prior to the game, the Trojans honored their four seniors in Cameron Donaldson, Braylan Knable, Ryan Plank and Ryan Scott. “First off, we will recognize our seniors. Their first year they missed the season because of COVID,” Trojans coach Tim Hicks said. “For three years I’ve watched them grow. They’ve gotten better.

  • May 6, 2023 | lewistownsentinel.com | Josh Yoder

    By Josh YoderSports [email protected] — Mifflin County struggled to get the hits when it needed them in its 6-2 loss to Mount Union on Friday. “It was definitely a good game. It is always good to get a win against a big school,” Trojans coach Tim Hicks said.

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