The mission of the Center for Ethnographic Research (CER) is to promote and support interdisciplinary research on social issues using participant-observation and allied techniques. The Center has two mandates: research and training. The primary objective in the area of research is to provide in-depth understanding of issues and problems facing the variety of social environments throughout the world. In the area of training, the primary goal is to instruct undergraduate and graduate students in the principles and techniques of ethnographic methodology.
Center for Ethnographic Research News
Congratulations to CER Graduate Students
We congratulate our graduate student affiliates on these recent fellowships, awards, and grants:
Xavier Durham, Berkeley Connect Fellowship; Black Studies Collaboratory Grant Emily Fjaellen Thompson, Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad (DDRA...Read more about Congratulations to CER Graduate StudentsWhat Does California Owe Descendants of the Enslaved?
In this Berkeley News interview, Jovan Scott Lewis, Center for Ethnographic Research faculty affiliate and ISSI Advisory Committee member, shares his...Read more about What Does California Owe Descendants of the Enslaved?
California Panel Sizes Up Reparations for Black Citizens
Jovan Lewis, ISSI Advisory Committee member and faculty affiliate of Center for Ethnographic Research, is quoted in this New York Times article discussing the...Read more about California Panel Sizes Up Reparations for Black Citizens
- 1 of 7 Center for Ethnographic Research News (Current page)
- 2 of 7 Center for Ethnographic Research News
- 3 of 7 Center for Ethnographic Research News
- 4 of 7 Center for Ethnographic Research News
- 5 of 7 Center for Ethnographic Research News
- 6 of 7 Center for Ethnographic Research News
- 7 of 7 Center for Ethnographic Research News
- next › Center for Ethnographic Research News
- last » Center for Ethnographic Research News