In the Western, or more specifically, U.S.-dominated social sciences, people of color outside or within the West have historically been reduced to “research subjects,” and their role as knowledge producers has been marginalized. Precipitating such practices was the European and U.S.
We are delighted to host Sanyu Mojola, Professor at Princeton University, as our colloquium guest speaker on November 3.
Abstract for this colloquium will be posted closer to the date.
We are pleased to welcome Tina Law, Assistant Professor at UC Davis, as our colloquium guest speaker on October 6.
Abstract for her colloquium will be posted soon.
Panel Discussion: “Teaching and Researching Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration in the Current Moment” feat.
After serving nearly eight years incarcerated, Charlie Nguyen found redemption through education and the Rising Scholars program at Santiago Canyon College. Now a pre-law sociology major at UC Berkeley, Nguyen is committed to giving back and supporting justice-impacted students on their own paths to transformation.
Read more about the story here:
Congratulations Charlie Nguyen.
Here are the 2025 conference awards recently won by Berkeley Sociology Faculty and Students