Collective for the Study of Racial Capitalism
Recent Years Funded
2021 - 2022
Previous Funding Periods
2020-2021
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Scholar-activists convene from across UW to share work, workshop writing, and develop inter- and cross-disciplinary capacity for relationally grounded graduate student work in the field of Racial Capitalism. Participants sharpen their thinking in conversation with each other and pool resources from across institutional positionalities and disciplinary boundaries. The collective hope is to create a space of collaborative learning based on a commitment to relationships of accountability and care.
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