Racial Violence and Restorative Engagement in a Time of Pandemic ♥ ✚

Borders & Belonging presents #UCIConversationsThatMatter

Racial Violence and Restorative Engagement in a Time of Pandemic

Wednesday · April 15 · 3:30–4:30 PM PDT

Please REGISTER at https://bit.ly/RaceandRestoration

After registering, you will receive a unique link on Tuesday, April 14, to log into the webinar on Wednesday, April 15. The webinar will be recorded and is intended for a public audience.

Racial inequality, and racial, gender and sexual violence–in forms both slow and spectacular–have not only persisted through the coronavirus pandemic, but also become even more apparent. This Webinar will discuss the need for universities and community partners to remain engaged in projects that map and respond to inequality and examine how to be responsive in ways that promote collaboration and understanding across axes of difference.

Introduction

Bill Maurer, Dean, UCI School of Social Sciences

Moderator

Judy Tzu-Chun Wu, Faculty Director, UCI Humanities Center

Concluding Comments

Doug Haynes, Vice Chancellor, UCI Office of Inclusive Excellence

Panelists

Kaaryn Gustafson, Professor, UCI School of Law

Sora Park Tanjasiri, Professor, UCI School of Medicine

Rodric Crooks, Assistant Professor, UCI Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences

Alison Edwards, CEO, OC Human Relations

Debbie Lacy, Founder/CEO of Eastside For All, East King County, WA

Co-sponsored by UCI Humanities Center, UCI Law Center on Law, Equality and Race (CLEAR), UCI School of Social Sciences, UCI Office of Inclusive Excellence, UCI School of Humanities, UCI Newkirk Center for Science & Technology, UCI Claire Trevor School of the Arts, UCI Law, UCI Health, UCI Cross-Cultural Center, Chao Family Comprehensive Cancer Center, UCI School of Education, Associated Graduate Students, and FRESH Basic Needs Hub