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• Podcast: Who Belongs?
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  • Episodes
    • EP 27 - Can we have a future without police?
    • EP 26 - Toppling statues of racists and colonizers
    • EP 25 - "It's not just murder. It's terror." (on George Floyd)
    • EP 24 - 'Freedom v. Equality': the clash over reopening the economy
    • EP 23 - Racism and COVID-19
    • EP 22 - Bay Area food bank responds to COVID-19
    • EP 21 - ICE raids, farmworkers, & COVID-19
    • EP 20 - Bernie Sanders & the Race-Class Message
    • EP 19 - Surveying Black Women Voters in Nevada
    • EP 18 - #400Years of Resistance to Slavery
    • EP 17 - Alicia Garza on Identity Politics and Election 2020
    • EP 16 - Mobilizing for Census 2020
    • EP 15 - Crossing Baltimore's Racial Divide
    • EP 14 - Voter Suppression in Georgia
    • EP 13 - Places of Belonging, with Christine Wong Yap
    • EP 12 - Migration and Gentrification in Europe
    • EP 11 - Engaging Asian Pacific Islanders
    • EP 10 - john a. powell on Targeted Universalism
    • EP 9 - Prisoner Reentry with Prof. David Harding
    • EP 8 - The US Census with Michael Omi
    • EP 7 - Abandonment in Detroit
    • EP 6 - Desmond Meade on Voting Rights Restoration
    • EP 5 - On Hunger, Poverty, and Food Stamps
    • EP 4 - Racial Justice Activism in Europe
    • EP 3 - Monitoring Corporate Agribusiness
    • EP 2 - Nicole Montojo and Steve Barton on Rent Control
    • EP 1 - Gordon Whitman on Community Organizing
    • EP 0 - Ralf Hotchkiss on Wheelchair Design
• Post-Election 2016
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• Race & Inequality in America: The Kerner Commission at 50 conference
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    • Introduction
    • Part I: Then and Now
    • Part II: Criminal Justice
    • Part III: Housing
    • Part IV: Conclusion
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• Racial Segregation in the San Francisco Bay Area
  • Part 1: Segregation
    • Conclusion
    • Introduction
    • Segregation in the Bay Area
    • Segregation by County in the Bay Area
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      • Alameda County
      • Contra Costa County
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      • Santa Clara County
      • Solano County
    • Segregation in the Metropolitan Areas
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      • San Francisco–Oakland–Hayward MSA
  • Part 2: Demographics
    • Native Americans
    • Introduction
    • African Americans
    • Asian Americans
    • Latinos
    • Whites
  • Part 3: Measuring Segregation
    • Introduction
    • Defining Segregation
    • Conclusion
    • Popular Measures of Segregation
    • Measuring Multiracial Segregation
    • Comparing and Contrasting Indices
  • Part 4: Effects of Segregation
    • Introduction
    • Literature Review
    • Methodology
    • Black & Latinx Segregation
    • White vs. Black/Latinx Segregation
    • Segregation and Upward Mobility
    • Conclusion
  • Interactive segregation map
  • Press Release (Parts 1 & 2)
  • Press Release (Part 3)
  • Press Release (Part 4)
  • Media Coverage
  • Roots, Race, & Place: A History of Racially Exclusionary Housing in the San Francisco Bay Area
• Roots, Race, & Place
  • Introduction
  • Origins of Exclusion
  • Extrajudicial and Militia Violence
  • Exclusionary Zoning
  • Racially Restrictive Covenants and Homeowner Association Bylaws
  • Racialized Public Housing Policies
  • The Beginnings of Urban Renewal and Suburban Revolt
  • Exclusionary Real Estate Industry Practices
  • Municipal Fragmentation and White Flight
  • Discussion: Traces of the Past Today
  • Conclusion
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    • Inaugural Artist in Residence 2018-19
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• Targeted Universalism
  • Animated Video & Curriculum
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  • Policy & Practice Primer
    • Introduction
    • Categorizing Strategies
    • Creating a Targeted Universalism Framework
    • Targeting within a Targeted Universalism Framework
    • Transactional versus Transformative Change
    • Universal Goals and Limited Resources
    • Building the Table for a Targeted Universal Framework
    • Conclusion: Equity 2.0
    • Press Release
• Research to Impact Series
  • Talk by Joseph Fischel
  • Talk by Erin Kerrison
  • Talk by Jovan Lewis
  • Talk by Paul Frymer
  • Talk by Elizabeth Alexander
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  • Panel on Family Separations
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• 2019 Othering & Belonging Conference Report
  • Introduction from Conference Chair
  • Conference Quick Facts
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  • Goals & Impact: How Did We Measure Up?
  • Conference Agenda: Sessions & Content
  • Integrative Features: New Ancillary Programming
  • Learnings & Looking Ahead
  • Testimonials: In Their Own Words
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• Animated Explainer Video Series
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• COVID-19: Mapping Vulnerable Populations
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  • Students on reduced-price meals
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• California Community Partnerships
  • Staying Power: Cultural and policy strategies for belonging in Richmond
  • Bay Area Regional Housing Governance
  • Leap Forward
  • Narrative and Community Power in California
  • Richmond's Community-owned Development Enterprise (CDE)
• Corporate Consolidation (Research Brief)
  • About this brief
  • Introduction
  • A Global Food System in Disarray
  • A Deceitful Narrative
  • The Dismal Truth
  • Conclusion
• Creating Bathroom Access & a Gender Inclusive Society
  • Key Findings
  • Solutions
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  • Unequal Access
  • Bathrooms and Social Inclusion
  • Solutions: Data for Understanding Needs
  • Designing for Inclusion
• Ending Legal Bias
  • Web Version
• Faculty Clusters
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    • State of Change (Disability Cluster)
    • Realizing a More Inclusive Electorate (Democracy Cluster)
    • The Sick Side of Town (Health Cluster)
    • Responding to Rising Inequality (Economics Cluster)
    • Creating Bathroom Access (LGBTQ Cluster)
    • Responding to Educational Inequality (Education Cluster)
• Fellowship Programs
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• Opening the Door for Rent Control
  • Press Release
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  • Policy Briefing Video + Transcript
• Opening the Door for Rent Control
  • Introduction
  • Part One: California’s Housing Crisis
  • Part Two: The Need for Rent Control in Achieving Housing for All
  • Conclusion
• Race—The Power of an Illusion
  • Website launch press release
  • Launch event video
• Realizing a More Inclusive Electorate
  • Introduction
  • Knowledge Production Intervenes in the Electorate
  • Empowering Communities by Improving Voter Engagement Practices
  • Civic Deliberation, Deception, and Public Trust
  • Concluding Recommendations
• Religious Diversity in America
  • Introduction
  • Religion, Race, and American Politics from the Founding to Scopes (1789-1925)
  • Immigration and the American Religious Landscape (1845–1924)
  • American Religions amid Radical Transformations (1924-2001)
  • Contemporary Religious Landscape
  • Faculty Feature
  • Conclusion
• Stabilizing Shelter
  • Media Coverage
• State of Change
  • Introduction
  • Key Findings and Recommendations
  • Overview of Existing Legislation
  • Legislative Changes: Proposals and Models
  • Additional Recommended Practices
  • Conclusion
• The Sick Side of Town
  • Introduction
  • Persistent Racial Health Disparities
  • Changing our understanding of chronic disease
  • Neighborhood conditions: A common basis for multiple health disparities
  • Environmental inequalities contribute to unequal burdens of disease
  • Residential Segregation
  • Conclusion
• Toward the Abolition of Biological Race in Medicine
  • Why We Wrote This
  • Executive Summary
  • Introduction
  • Section 1
  • Section 2
  • Section 3
  • Section 4
  • Bibliography
  • Appendix
• Water Equity and Security in Detroit's Water and Sewer District
  • Executive Summary
  • Section 1 - Institutional Relationships: The Great Lakes Water Authority & the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department
  • Section 2 - Recommendations
  • Section 3 - Water Insecurity in Detroit: The Costs of the Crisis
  • Section 4 - The Long History of Detroit's Water and Sewerage District
• Widening the Lens on Voter Suppression
  • Introduction
  • Background and Overview
  • New Voting Restrictions: An Exclusionary and Partisan Agenda
  • The Challenges of Knowing Voter Suppression: An Appraisal of Recent Studies
  • Concluding Implications: A More Holistic Agenda for Fighting Voter Suppression

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