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The Special Issue of Trans en las Américas, coedited by Ethnic Studies Prof. Juana María Rodríguez, along with Cole Riski, Claudia Sofía Garriga-López, and Denilson Lopes is now available in Spanish. This translation of this issue was made possible in part by contribution from the LGBTQ Cluster...Read more about Special Issue of Trans en las Américas is now Available in Spanish

So exciting to see this powerful interview with Emeriti Professor of Ethnic Studies, Eveyln Nakano Glenn, in the New York Times. She was the first Ethnic Studies faculty for whom I served as a GSI when I was a graduate student. Her scholarship continues to teach and inspire us so much!...Read more about Ethnic Studies Emeriti Professor; Eveyln Nakano Glenn in the New York Times

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/19/us/anti-asian-racism-pandemic.htmlRead more about Professor Lok Siu on anti-Asian Violence, New York Times, 3/19/21

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbqhNzTdcXERead more about Professor Lok Siu on Real Talk, Ryan Jespersen, Canadian Podcast of Roundtable on anti-Asian Violence (starts at -1.19)

"Saying that this violence is not racially motivated is part of a related history of the denial of racism in the Asian American experience." Read more of her comments here.Read more about Professor Catherine Cenuza Choy Speaking out About the Atlanta Murders Which Involved the Death of Six Asian American Women on NBCNews.com

Prof. Catherine Ceniza Choy and ES alumna and Executive Director of EPIC (Empowering Pacific Islander Communities) Tavae Samuelu are panelists on the data disaggregation panel at the 2021 APAICS (Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies) Health Summit on March 11, 2021....Read more about Professor Catherine Ceniza Choy and ES Alumna Tavae Samuelu Present at APAICS Health Summit

On March 2, 2021

Even when it is Stanford, we celebrate. Professor Beth Piatote has been recognized as one of 50 outstanding alums of Stanford’s Native American community in the “Fifty for Fifty” feature to celebrate 50 years of the Native American Cultural Center. Read all about it!...Read more about ES Professor Beth Piatote has been Recognized for her Phenomenal Work

Melanie Z. Plasencia has been appointed the Cesar Chavez Fellow at Dartmouth College, to begin this summer. This two-year predoctoral to postdoctoral fellowship honors Chavez’s legacy as a social justice organizer; it supports scholars who exemplify the potential for...Read more about Berkeley Graduate Student Soaring!