April 6, 2021 By Christine Mitchell The year 2020 has witnessed the overlapping public health crises of a global...
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Vermont, Alaska, and Maine were the three most effective states in responding to the coronavirus pandemic last year, a new analysis by UC Berkeley's Othering & Belonging Institute has found. The institute created an index to measure the performance of all 50 states and 172 countries primarily based on three factors: rates of infection, death, and testing. While a host of factors plays a role...
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Overview This teacher fellowship will center around the theme of race and housing in the Bay Area. For the second...
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By john a. powell & Stephen Menendian In the wake of the murder of George Floyd last summer, there appeared to be a...
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About The Othering & Belonging Conference Summit on Wednesday, April 21 will be a learning space and a caring space...
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By john a. powell March 10, 2021 Like many of you, I was deeply disturbed by the increase in violent attacks targeting...
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Denise Herd is OBI's Associate Director, a longtime member of its Diversity and Health Disparities faculty research...
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By Elsadig Elsheikh March 11, 2021 Any serious attempt to tackle many of Africa’s interlocking socio-political and...
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Download a PDF of this book here , or view the online version using the links below. ( Click for a press release )...
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This report illustrates examples of the work accomplished at our Institute over the first seven...
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This brief is the first part of the Bold Policy Series published by the Haas Institute for a Fair...
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Segregation is one of our nation’s most enduring and intractable problems. More than 60 years since...
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Download this primer here . Read our press release here . In an era of political polarization and...
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Download this report here . Read the press release here . In 1967, President Lyndon B. Johnson...
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What does it mean to really belong in Richmond? How do our homes shape how we think of who belongs...
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