Smith’s research focuses on racial battle fatigue, a framework he created to describe the cumulative emotional, psychological, physiological and behavioral effects of racial micro- and macro-level aggressions experienced by people of color.
Read MoreWilliam Smith ranked in the top 200 educational scholars in the United States for public influence.
Read MoreTransform has three new student ambassadors: Sariah Frost (she/her) Brendan Hatch (he/him), and Talea Steele (she/hers).
Read MoreTransformers did it again! Our faculty and students collected various awards throughout the University. Here are the 2021-2022 awardees. Congratulations!
Read MoreFunding will create an intersectional studies collective in the School for Cultural and Social Transformation.
Read MoreFour students were selected as the first round of recipients of the Transform Dolores Huerta Scholarship for Social Justice Community Engagement.
Read MoreYear after year, our team continues to impress — gathering awards and recognitions throughout the university and at national organizations. Congratulations to these recipients!
Read MoreAsked to personally reflect on this happiness, the inaugural dean of Transform, professor Kathryn Bond Stockton, harks to her early days at the U.
Read MoreEdmund Fong explains what this theory is and is not, shedding light on the current debate over this approach to understanding systemic racism.
Read MoreDr. Kimberly Jew (Ethnic Studies and Theatre) has been featured in the College of Fine Arts’ The Finer Points blog! Get to know our associate professor and her research at the U.
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