UC Davis Public Scholarship and Engagement

Asking Different Questions Research Training Series

Presented by: The Feminist Research Institute

Are you a researcher with a commitment to justice, equity and diversity? Join the Feminist Research Institute of UC Davis for the Asking Different Questions research training series.

All-In All-Together

We invite our growing network(s) of scholars, organizers, community leaders, funders, and students to join a series of virtual events that will provide time/space to deepen our conversations and support one another in our work to strengthen community and university responses to COVID and to racial justice movements.

From Land-grab to Land Acknowledgement and Beyond

A Legacy of Profit from Indigenous Land

Wide-scale U.S. higher education began in 1862 when the Morrill Act provided each state with “public” lands to sell for the establishment of university endowments.

Register for Part 1: Unearting Indigenous Land Dispossession in the Founding of the University of California

Unearthing Indigenous Land Dispossession in the Founding of the University of California

A Legacy of Profit from Indigenous Land

Wide-scale U.S. higher education began in 1862 when the Morrill Act provided each state with “public” lands to sell for the establishment of university endowments.

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Street Soccer USA joins California Storm for Ladies’ First initiative in Sacramento

August 20, 2020

Human & Animal Health

Street Soccer USA , UC Davis Health and Women’s Premier Soccer League club California Storm announced on Aug. 13 the launch of the Ladies First Initiative – a three-part program to ensure that voices in the Sacramento community, especially girls and minorities, are not just heard, but elevated.

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Agents of Change 2020-2021 Fellowship

Amplifying neglected voices in environmental health

Agents of Change is an ongoing series featuring the stories, analyses and perspectives of next generation environmental health leaders who come from historically under-represented backgrounds in science and academia.

Reclaiming Spaces and Places

Reclaiming Spaces & Places will assemble urbanists and community leaders for a 2-day event of virtual learning and exchange.

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The Minneapolis Uprising

In this panel, organizers from Minneapolis will talk about the decades of multi-racial and Black-led organizing that has led to these victories, reflect on the lessons and promises of the Minneapolis uprising, and discuss the path forward for abolitionist and Black liberation struggles in the US and globally.

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Race at Boiling Point: Movement We Make

There is movement. In the air and on the ground. Movement in bodies gathering together in collective demand for change or fleeing threat. Movement in the travel of language within and across boundaries and borders, carrying histories and horizons.

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Virtual Screening of "Rigged: The Voter Suppression Playbook"

Don't miss a virtual screening of Rigged on July 21 at 7:00 p.m. EDT. The film will be introduced by Gina Ortiz Jones. She’s a candidate for Texas' 23rd Congressional District (which is featured in the film).

Social Justice