For folks who don’t know, ethnic studies programs like African American/Africana Studies, Asian American Studies, Chicano Studies and the like come directly from civil right era campus activism. Attempts to disempower such programs should be framed as attacks on civil rights same as much else rn.

How do Black creative practices disrupt anti-Black violence in education? Drawing inspiration from the Black Arts Movement of the 1960s–70s, this series explores how Black cultural production serves as a tool for healing, resistance, and reimagining education. Join us Thursday; registration below.

5 years later, the QT Latinx Higher Education Collective (now award-winning) continues to go strong with amazing scholars and people! So grateful for this community!

day 1 #ASHE2024 #ASHE24

celebrating doctora SAS, unplanned din dins, and chismear with the homies

@serxiogonzalez.bsky.social @gabrielpulido.bsky.social

I had a blast guest lecturing for thee Dr. Florence Guido’s critical perspectives on the future of student development course. “Eat, em up Cats.”