The Center for Research on Social Change (CRSC), formerly named the Institute for the Study of Social Change (ISSC), was founded in 1976. CRSC researchers use a combination of qualitative and quantitative social science research methods to undertake empirical investigations into critical social issues in the United States and abroad, with a particular focus on how immigration, globalization, economic restructuring, and development of new technologies are shaping and changing the structure and culture of various spheres within societies throughout the world. Center research seeks to illuminate the lived experiences of people whose social locations are profoundly affected by broad processes of social change. Over the years, research projects at CRSC have helped to establish new research agendas and fields of study in the social sciences, and key findings have influenced academic research, public debate and social policy.
Center for Research on Social Change continues to examine pressing social issues concerning national and global processes of social change.
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Grant for Teaching Excellence Across Oakland Schools
In collaboration with the Berkeley School of Education 21CSLA and the Nevada National Board Professional Learning Network, Travis Bristol, faculty affiliate of the Center for Research on Social Change, has been awarded a grant to boost teaching excellence. Bristol...Read more about Grant for Teaching Excellence Across Oakland Schools
Conceptualizing the Biophysical Afterlife of Slavery
Tiana Bruno, faculty affiliate of the Center for Research on Social Change, has published a new article in the Annals of the American Association of Geographers. Bruno’s article, "Ecological Memory in the Biophysical Afterlife of Slavery," discusses...Read more about Conceptualizing the Biophysical Afterlife of Slavery
New Textbook: Latino Psychosocial and Health Problems
The second edition of the textbook Solving Latino Psychosocial and Health Problems, by Center for Research on Social Change affiliate Kurt Organista,...Read more about New Textbook: Latino Psychosocial and Health Problems
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