CELEBRATING 25 YEARS OF STRENGTH IN SOLIDARITY
CCSRE eNEWSLETTER | NOVEMBER 24, 2021
FEATURE ANNOUNCEMENT
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CCSRE Graduate Research Assistantships
The Research Institute of the Center for Comparative Studies in Race & Ethnicity (CCSRE) is hiring two 0.50 Research Assistants for two quarters starting Winter 2022. One RA will conduct research on Race Studies in Higher Ed with Professor Alfredo J. Artiles, Director of Research at CCSRE. Another RA will assist Paula M. L. Moya, Director of CCSRE, on the Perfecto Project. Click below to learn more about each RAship opportunity. 
CENTER NEWS & EVENTS
2022 CCSRE Mellon Arts Practitioner Fellowship
Applications Due November 29, 2021
WELCOME NEW CCSRE FACULTY AFFILIATE ELIZABETH REESE (LAW)


CCSRE welcomes Elizabeth Reese (Law) who is among our newest faculty affiliates. Read about Elizabeth Reese here. Watch the presentation Reese gave as part of our Imagining Justice lecture series here.
VIRTUAL ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
On Kugel and Frijoles
December 8, 2021 | 12pm PST
CCSRE FACULTY AFFILIATES DAVID SKLANSKY & ROBERT WEISBERG ASSESS RITTENHOUSE ACQUITTAL
David Sklansky & Robert Weisberg are both CCSRE faculty affiliates of Stanford Law.
BY David Alan Sklansky, Robert Weisberg, Q&A with Sharon Driscoll | November 19, 2021

On August 25, during protests about the police shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin, seventeen-year old Kyle Rittenhouse, armed with a semiautomatic gun reportedly to help keep the peace, shot three protesters, killing two. He was charged with first-degree murder and other charges. On Friday, November 19, the jury acquitted Rittenhouse of all charges. Stanford Law School criminal justice experts David Alan Sklansky and Bob Weisberg discuss the trial and case here.
THANKSGIVING 2021
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Are you interested in supporting Stanford's hub for education and research on racial equity?
 
The Center for Comparative Studies in Race & Ethnicity (CCSRE) seeks a Stanford graduate student to support several programs at the Center including the Faculty Seminar Series, Faculty Research Fellowship, and the Center's digital media output. 8-10 hours/week.
 
Please email CCSRE Executive Director, Daniel Murray (ddmurray@stanford.edu) for more information.
CAMPUS NEWS & EVENTS
SEED GRANT PROGRAM
VPDoR Research on Racial Equity and Justice
Applications Due December 5, 2021

The Office of the Vice Provost and Dean of Research (VPDoR) and the Research Development Office (RDO) launch their Research on Racial Equity and Justice (RREJ) Seed Grant program. This seed grant program provides awards of $10k-$50k each to help Stanford researchers position themselves well for larger, extramural funding opportunities, for example by supporting the formation of partnerships or establishing feasibility.

Contact Jessica Boydston for more information.
STANFORD SEED FUNDING
2022 Scholars in Service Program
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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS | DUE JANUARY 14, 2022

The Scholars in Service Program is intended to complement and extend existing leave and sabbatical opportunities at Stanford with a primary focus on the exchange of learning and expertise around an identified social problem.

For questions, please contact Luke Terra (lterra@stanford.edu), Associate Director and Director of Community Engaged Learning and Research at the Haas Center. 
SOCIAL MEDIA SPOTLIGHT
AROUND THE BAY
INDIGENOUS PEOPLES THANKSGIVING
SUNRISE GATHERING
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