Racial Equity Collaboratory Launch

Join us for the Racial Equity Collaboratory Launch Event: April 8th from 5-7 pm

This dynamic event celebrates the launch of an exciting new initiative, The Racial Equity Collaboratory Online Platform. We invite faculty, staff, students and community members to explore innovative solutions for advancing racial equity, engage in thought-provoking panel discussions, network with other attendees and enjoy inspiring keynote presentations. This event fosters community, collaboration and action to drive systemic change. Learn more below!

Race & Equity

The Center on Race and Social Problems is forming the Race & Equity Collaboratory. Anyone interested in membership is asked to complete the Race & Equity Collaboratory form.

About

The Racial Equity Collaboratory at the University of Pittsburgh serves as an online central repository for social justice and race-related research. It enhances race-based research and fosters connections between internal and external researchers, scholars, and community partners. As a strategic hub, it brings together faculty, staff, students, and community partners to advance research, education, and praxis toward racial equity and justice.

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Daniel Abusuampeh talking to guest at event

Date/Time/Location

Date: Tuesday, April 8th

Time: 5:00-7:00 pm

Location: Center for Urban Education (4303 Wesley W. Posvar Hall, 230 South Bouquet Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15260) Note: When you arrive at Posvar Hall, take the elevator to the 4th floor.

What to Expect

  • Free professional headshots on site during the event!
  • Collaborative sessions to foster innovation and partnership
  • Panel discussion with leading experts in race-based research
  • Networking opportunities with like-minded professionals
  • Evening refreshments

Sponsors

CRSP is excited to partner with the Center for Health Equity, Center for Racial Justice and Civil Rights, Center for Urban Education, Center for African Studies, Center for Ethnic Studies Research and the Department of Africana Studies on this important initiative.

This event is funded by a Pitt Momentum Teaming Award made to the Center on Race and Social Problems.