Continuing the local and global interest in proactive solutions to reducing youth violence by the Black & Latino Policy Institute
bullying and the differon: accepting difference as a way to reduce violence
Link to 2007 “Can democratic education bring peace and justice to society?” PowerPoint World Education Forum Sao Paulo, Brazil
Link to 2008 “Reducing violence by understanding its sources” PowerPoint Rouge Forum, Bellarmine University Louisville, KY
Link to 2011 “Self-actualization, Democratic Education and Hip Hop Culture Their Relationship to Reducing the Aggressive Impulse” PowerPoint Human Rights Day Indiana State University Terre Haute, IN
Link to 2013 “Hip Hop Culture, Self-Actualization, Democratic Education Their Relationship to Reducing Human Aggression” London International Conference on Education London, UK
Link to 2014 “They Say We are Prone to Violence, but It’s Home Sweet Home Addressing the Roots of Violence 1st Annual South Africa International Conference on Education, Pretoria, South Africa
Link to 2014 “Hip Hop Culture, Self-Actualization, Democratic Education: Their Relationship to Reducing Human Aggression” The Association of Humanist Sociology, University of Indianapolis
Link to 2015 “The Praxis of Hip Hop Levels of Human Power Self actualization and Democratic Education for Addressing the Roots of Violence” published by peer-reviewed International Journal for Cross-Disciplinary Subjects in Education
Link to 2018 “Violence is important” PowerPoint Center for Interfaith Cooperation, Indianapolis, IN
Link to 2019 “Violence is important” PowerPoint Muslim SPIOR Conference Rotterdam, NL
Indy’s Concerned Clergy Radio Show interviews John Harris Loflin on Rotterdam SPIOR Muslim conference presentations
Supporting change from the inside: Reducing urban violence by involving urban youth in the solution
Letter to Father Hardin proposing a Psychology of Violence course for Martin University
The Psychology of Violence Syllabus
Indianapolis: Quality of Life, Poverty, Violent Crime and Murder Stats 2015-2017
Let’s bid farewell to innocence: An essay on appreciating violence and non-violence
The Praxis of Hip Hop, Self-Actualization, and Democratic Education for Addressing the Roots of Violence
Review 2019 SPIOR conference Crossing Oceans: Beyond “Us and Them”
Review SPIOR conference Nov 3. 2019 Crossing Oceans: Beyond “Us and Them”
Flier Rotterdam SPIOR Conference: Crossing Oceans Beyond “Us & Them”
The Southeast Working-Class Task Force 2019 October/November Newsletter
Dr. Louie Rodriguez, “Everybody grieves, but still nobody sees: Toward a praxis of recognition for Latina/Latino students in U.S. schools”