Register Here Our Future Economy is a Public Event Series on Transforming Economies for Communities, Workers and Climate Wellbeing Rooted in Richmond, California What strategies, ideas, skills and relationships will build a future economy that ensures the wellbeing of all...

Join us on April 18 at UC Berkeley for a talk by Prof. Diane Tober about her new book, Eggonomics: The Global Market in Human Eggs and the Donors Who Supply Them. The talk will be facilitated by Prof. Osagie...

Eritrean diaspora professionals with different views will discuss their vision and ideas for the future of Eritrea’s politics. Representative of the Eritrean government have also been invited to participate.

At a time when the United States feels increasingly fractured — marked by deep political divides, rising attacks on diversity, and an erosion of shared understanding — how do we build a society where everyone belongs? And, what role can journalists play in that effort?

As national and global leaders continue to enact exclusionary policies and create discourse that divides by othering: How do we make meaning of the current moment and global climate we are in? How do we build an economy that fosters...

The Anticolonial Lab invites you to a special event: "Global Battlefields: Memoir of a Legendary Public Intellectual from the Global South" with Walden Bello We are honored to host Walden Bello, who will discuss his memoir, Global Battlefields: Memoir of...

Ver esta página en español About #NAED25 Event description Equity-centered data is the foundation for creating a more inclusive and just society, ensuring that data collection, analysis, and decision-making processes include the needs of historically marginalized groups when setting goals...

Join UC Berkeley’s California Policy Lab, Othering and Belonging Institute, and Terner Center for Housing Innovation on Wednesday, March 12, for “Rebuilding after Disaster.” Our panel will discuss the housing and equity implications of catastrophic events, disaster reconstruction, and community...

Dr. Samantha Keaulana-Scott and Leshay Keliiholokai will present their work on historical and intergenerational trauma within the context of Wāhine (Native Hawaiian women). Historical trauma refers to the collective, intergenerational wounds resulting from mass subjugation, and its effects on the...

RSVP Here We hope you'll join us for the Arab Women & Feminist Visions for Equity and Belonging webinar series, the inaugural series of the Global South Lab, and Global South Women and Feminist Visions for Worldmaking at the Othering...