Oct
13

Whiteout: How Racial Capitalism Changed the Color of Opioids in America

This talk excavates the ways that the US “opioid crisis” of the past two decades came to be seen as white. Based on over a decade of participant observation in the field of addiction medicine, which has evolved in tandem...
Oct
5

Where to next on migration for southern Europe? Analysing trends in narratives and policies

Immigration and migration management have been controversial topics across Europe for many years. Hostile rhetoric around refugees and other migrants has escalated and the subject has become deeply politicized.

David J.X. González

Assistant Professor of Environmental Health Sciences
Sep
23

A Divided Diaspora and the Future of Eritrea: A Live Panel Discussion

We invite you to join us for a live webinar on Saturday, September 23 at 10:00 am California, 1 pm New York, 6 pm Eritrea, 7 pm Cape Town. Eritrean diaspora professionals with different views will discuss the current developments. Representative of the Eritrean government have also been invited to participate. Please follow the webinar at ERISAT, SETIT Media or ASSENNA TV on the date and time listed above.

Paola Bacchetta

Professor of Gender & Women’s Studies
Sep
22

Understanding Islamophobia in the Global Context

Join the authors of these reading packs as they engage in conversation on how to challenge discourses and actions that discriminate against Muslims and how to ultimately foster a world of belonging worldwide.

Erika Prasad

Development Director
Oct
18

Richard and Leah Rothstein: A Blueprint for Housing Reform

Join the Goldman School of Public Policy, the Othering and Belonging Institute, and the Berkeley Population Center for an important conversation on activism, advocacy, and America’s legacy of state-sanctioned segregation.