Critical Race & Ethnic Studies

Seats Open! No science background required. What does science say about who we are? How does it script what bodies can mean? Is it possible to produce scientific knowledge under occupation? How has science featured in struggles for racial and sexual liberation? With our hands and minds, we will investigate the relationship between scientific discourse and global ideas of race and gender. Enroll Today!

Domingo Canizales and Isla Kelly LeBron take a wild ride at Barrios Unidos at the closing reception for this year's CRJ Summer Institute.

Lowriding for Ethnic Studies!

CRES advisor Domingo Canizales and Isla Kelly LeBron take a wild ride at Barrios Unidos at the closing reception for the Center for Racial Justice Summer Institute, 2024.

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Liberated Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum

The LESMC vision is to promote the advancement and implementation of well designed Ethnic Studies courses and programs for the purpose of advancing students' academic achievement, educational equity, community activist scholarship, and community leadership skills. Click here for more information.

Graduate Research Spotlight

Marina Segatti is pursuing a Feminist Studies PhD with a designated emphasis in Critical Race and Ethnic Studies and Latin American & Latino Studies. She sat down with fellow CRES DEs and grad reps Anny Mogollon and Em Padilla to discuss her research on and fieldwork in Brazil.

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Established in 2019, the CRJ is a vital hub for campus-wide dialogue on race, decolonized worldviews, and racial justice. Click here to learn more and get involved!

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