Mourning our Collective Space: Reimagining our Community on the Screen
Anjuli Joshi Brekke on quarantine fatigue, Zoom, and reimagining community when shared spaces close.
Acknowledging a Painful Past
The CCDE and campus partners welcomed the Black History 101 Mobile Museum to campus ahead of Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2019.
They Know What They Want: Generation Mixed Goes to School Listening Party
An intergenerational crowd gathered in Kane Hall for a Listening Party on the Generation Mixed Goes to School project.
Interrupting Privilege Workshop Series Begins
Dr. Ralina Joseph opens an Interrupting Privilege workshop series hosted by UW Communication Leadership.
Race and Privilege
Community member Marsha Rule on how the Interrupting Privilege class changed the way she talks about race and privilege.
Does Starbucks Really Have Their #Race[Relations]Together?
Meshell Sturgis revisits Starbucks’ #RaceTogether campaign through the work of Dr. Nneka Logan.
Are You Even Listening
Interrupting Privilege seminar student Erin Hitomi on what radical listening taught her.
CCDE Listening Party
Students and community members gathered in Odegaard Library to listen to recorded Interrupting Privilege conversations.
#BLM Teach-in: The Morning Session
The CCDE’s 2016 Teach-In, organized with the Kelly Ethnic Cultural Center, took up the theme #BlackLivesMatter.
