WHO: Undergraduate Students
WHAT: Workshop on picking topics that relate to students’ research interests
WHEN: November 5, 2021 at 2 PM
WHERE: Zoom and/or in-person at FRI's offices (307 Orchard Park Dr.)
WHO: Faculty
WHAT: Associate Director Sarah McCullough leads a workshop on how to create an anti-racist lab or research community through awareness, discussion, transparency, advocacy and new practices
WHEN: November 4, 2021 at 10AM
WHERE: Zoom
Are you a UC Davis undergraduate who wants to do research, but you don't know where to start? Is a commitment to justice, equity and liberation important to you?
Join City Lights, the Goethe-Institut San Francisco, and Gray Area for Revisions, a week-long festival exploring how technological bias shapes our cultural realities.
Join the Feminist Research Institute and the Institute of Transportation Studies for a webinar on new research highlighting the need for transportation planners to work with community members in devising equitable transportation projects.
Join Asking Different Questions as we celebrate a year of training scholars with the tools to do justice-oriented research. At the closing session, attendees will hear from faculty and graduate students about the impacts the training had on their research and lab practices.
Join us for a virtual forum highlighting diversity, equity and inclusion in team research. Campus experts will share the benefits of ensuring diversity in research and things that you should consider when assembling your team.
Authors Catherine D'Ignazio and Lauren Klein of 'Data Feminism' (2020, MIT Press) discuss their work charting a course for more ethical and empowering data science practices.
Join FRI and the Asking Different Questions research training program in Spring 2021.
This quarter-long weekly workshop is grounded in a commitment to social justice, and welcomes researchers who seek to better incorporate their values into their scholarship.
Environmental perspectives shaped by Black and Indigenous knowledge have the power to shape our theories of environmental justice. Join us for new conversations at the intersections of Black and Indigenous geographies and political ecology.
As part of the Advancing Health Care Equity Quarter at Aggie Square Experience, the UC Davis community is invited to a speaker series exploring inequities in health care delivery.
How do the histories of colonialism continue to inflect scientific research? Legacies of colonialism impact what is considered a valid research question or approach today.
