This autoethnographic study documents the stories of two adult education faculty members' experiences when their respective academic programs were closed. We situate our stories within changes in higher education economics and two theoretical frameworks: expectancy theory and psychological contract theory. Despite our isolation as the sole faculty…

Adult educators are often seen as proponents of social justice but what does it really mean to be an advocate for racial justice in and outside the classroom? Draconian policies implemented by the Trump administration have placed additional hardships on Americans. The increasing attacks on education have clear ramifications for adults in formal…

The educational role of the Black church is explored along with its role in educating Black males and preparing them for leadership in the community and society.

In this chapter the authors examine the role of spirituality in the lives of Black gay men.

This chapter focuses on the use of job clubs as an informal learning method of career education for African American women.

This chapter illustrates the role of the Black church in promoting health awareness and healthy behaviors, and in fighting health disparities.