CRT in Research and Practice

Monday, April 18, 2022

4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Please join the College of Education Monday, April 18 from 4 to 5 p.m. for a virtual program to continue the conversation on critical race theory. An esteemed panel will discuss the use of theoretical frameworks to examine systemic challenges in society and to develop policy and advocacy initiatives. Event link provided upon RSVP.

Panelists

• Samira Ali, associate professor, UH Graduate College of Social Work
• Felicia L. Harris, associate professor of communication studies and associate director, UH-Downtown Center for Critical Race Studies
• Cathy Horn, Moores professor and chair, Department of Educational Leadership & Policy Studies, UH College of Education
• Erika Thompson, community liaison, The African American Library at the Gregory School
• MODERATOR: Tiffany J. Davis, clinical assistant professor and higher education program director, UH College of Education

Organized by the College’s Committee to Advance equity, Justice, and Belonging. Co-sponsored by the UH Racial Equity and Social Justice Committee