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We are looking forward to this talk with Brown's very own Laura López-Sanders of Sociology@Brown tomorrow at 4 PM in Petteruti Lounge in Stephen Robert Campus Center.

[4/11, 4 PM] Happening next week: CSREA's final new book talk of the semester featuring Brown alum Michael Rodríguez-Muñiz! He will speak about his book "Figures of the Future: Latino Civil Rights and the Politics of Demographic Change". Register to attend brown.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Just two weeks left to apply to CSREA’s Practitioner Fellowship program! Apply here: CSREA.LINK/PF2024

Happening tomorrow at CSREA! Join us for our final new book talk of the semester! Register at the link below.

Just one week left to apply to CSREA’s Practitioner Fellowship program! Apply here: CSREA.LINK/PF2024

Happening tomorrow at Petteruti Lounge! Join us for our annual Jean Shim Yun Lecture! Register at: csrea.link/jsy

Join us Thursday, April 25th at 4pm ET for our virtual event with Amanda Tachine & Christina Smith! Register Here: csrea.link/FGE2024

We are extending our application deadlines to April 28th! Learn more about our Grant and Fellowship opportunities: brown.edu/race

Join us Today at 4pm ET a our virtual conversation with Amanda Tachine & Christina Smith that explores ways to re-envision educational development and departmental programming to better support Indigenous learners. Register Here: csrea.link/FGE2024

You're invited to join the CSREA community and exhibition artists to celebrate the launch of our new Imagining Social Justice Art Exhibit: Alchemy. Mark your calendars! Thursday, September 19th 4:00pm - 5:30pm 96 Waterman St, Providence, RI 02912

You're invited to join the CSREA community and exhibition artists to celebrate the launch of our new Imagining Social Justice Art Exhibit: Alchemy. We hope to see you tomorrow! Thursday, September 19th 4:00pm - 5:30pm 96 Waterman St, Providence, RI 02912

You're invited to stop by the center TODAY to join the CSREA community and exhibition artists in celebrating the launch of our new Imagining Social Justice Art Exhibit: ALCHEMY. We hope to see you there! TODAY, September 19th 4:00pm - 5:30pm 96 Waterman St, Providence, RI 02912

Join us for our upcoming hybrid event where a panel of leading social scientists will explore how race and politics intersect in the 2024 election, aiming to deepen understanding and addressing racial dynamics and inequalities in the U.S. political system. csrea.link/From-Polls-To-…

Join us TOMORROW at 4pm in Pembroke 305 for our hybrid event with guest speakers: Gary M. Segura (UCLA), Karthick Ramakrishnan (UC-Riverside), and Deva Woodly (Brown University). Register Here: csrea.link/From-Polls-To-…

There is still time to register for our hybrid event today at 4pm! Join us in-person at Pembroke 305 or virtually. We hope to see you there as we explore how race and politics intersect in the 2024 election! Register Here: bit.ly/3AH3UsR

You’re invited to join CSREA on Monday, November 4, 2024, for an in-person, advanced screening of the powerful film Nickel Boys followed by a Q&A with acclaimed actress Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor ‘92 and award-winning director RaMell Ross. Register Now: csrea.link/NickelBoys

Tickets for the advanced screening of Nickel Boys are going fast!! Be sure to register now to secure your spot: csrea.link/NickelBoys

Join CSREA & COGUT Institute for the Humanities for a thought-provoking conversation on race and the humanities with renowned poet and playwright Claudia Rankine and Brown University’s Professor of English Kevin Quashie. Register Here: csrea.link/Rankine

Only 1 Week Away! ⏰ Don’t miss out on this timely discussion with poet and playwright, Claudia Rankine, and Brown’s own Kevin Quashie, Professor of English. Register: csrea.link/Rankine

Today is the day! Don’t miss out on a Conversation with Claudia Rankine moderated by Kevin Quashie happening TODAY at 5:00pm. Don’t miss out on this timely discussion as they explore themes of race, social justice, and the written word. Register Here: csrea.link/Rankine