Rachelle Galloway-Popotas is the communications director at the Othering & Belonging Institute where she oversees the Institute’s publications, digital media, arts and cultural strategy, press relations, and public engagement. Rachelle has led the development and curation of some of the Institute’s flagship projects including the Othering & Belonging conferences and multimedia journal. Rachelle has worked in the nonprofit communications field for almost 20 years where her speciality has been developing a nimble and responsive communications infrastructure and team that can amplify the work and vision of an organization, with a focus on defining the "story" and voice that organizations want to portray to themselves and to the world. Rachelle has degrees in political science and graphic design. She is a tribal member of the Caddo Nation.
Rachelle Galloway-Popotas
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This edition of the Haas Institute newsletter, which covers activities from Jan. 1–August 31, 2016, features articles on fear of the Other and toxic masculinity in the age of Trump, many updates on our programs and projects, the latest news on our faculty clusters, and much more. Download the issue...
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PUBLISHED APRIL 2016 For immigrants and the formerly incarcerated, the very act of living is often presumed criminal. Unable to share their stories openly for fear of being “discovered,” these individuals constantly confront the burdens of exclusion. Immigration law and criminal law have trapped...
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coverimage_newsletter_fall2015.jpg coverimage_newsletter_fall2015.jpg The Haas Institute's Fall 2015 newsletter features articles on "Voting Rights for the Incarcerated & Immigrants," "Race and Literature in 2015," and "Women & STEM: It's Not Just a Matter of Numbers." Download this issue .
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The companion research brief Facts and Findings summarizes the main findings and solutions that are found in the full report.
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In a report examining the US Farm Bill, the Haas Institute finds that corporate control and structural racialization within the US food system leaves marginalized communities disproportionately impacted by the agricultural policies and outcomes generated by the Farm Bill.
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This issue showcases our latest research, events, publications, and more from June 2014 to June 2015.
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The Haas Institute Spring Newsletter highlights key program activities, research and events from the spring 2014 semester. Download and read the full newsletter with key features that include: An analysis of the current state of "Global Hunger and the Food System" by our Global Justice program...
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