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In this new article, Brandi T. Summers, faculty affiliate of ISSI's Center for Research on Social Change, examines Oakland's unhousing...Read more about Untimely Futures

"Income generation and empowerment pathways for rural women of Jagusi Parish, Uganda: A double-sided sword" is a new article published in ...Read more about Income Generation and Empowerment for Rural Women in Uganda

Amani Allen, ISSI faculty affliate, co-authored a new article in SSM - Population Healththat discusses findings of a...Read more about Anti-Black Racism Temporarily Declined After George Floyd's Death

In this essay in American Anthropologist, Peter Nelson, faculty affiliate of ISSI's Center for Research on Native American Issues and former ISSI Graduate Fellow, explains how...Read more about Where Have All the Anthros Gone?

The Asian American and Pacific Islander Standing Committee (AAPISC) of UC Berkeley has issued a new report, “Twenty Years Later: Asian Americans and...Read more about New Report on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders at UC Berkeley

John Douglass, faculty affiliate of ISSI's Center for Right-Wing Studies and Center for Research on Social Change, has published several op-eds related to his recent book Neo-Nationalism and Universities: Populists, Autocrats and the Future of Higher...Read more about Neo-Nationalism and Universities

First Time Home, a participatory ethnographic film, is an official selection of the Portland Film Festival. Produced by Seth Holmes, Co-Chair of ISSI's Berkeley Center for Social Medicine, First Time Home premiered at the Portland Film...Read more about Transnational Indigenous Identities

ISSI Director Stephen Small received a grant from the France-Berkeley Fund for the new project “Counter-hegemonic narratives in European metropolis: heritage,...Read more about Counter-hegemonic Narratives in European Tourism

Khatharya Um, faculty affiliate of ISSI's Asian American Research Center, has recently been appointed Associate Dean in the Social Sciences...Read more about New Leadership Role for Khatharya Um

In this Berkeley News interview, Laura E. Pérez, chair of the Latinx Research Chair (which is part of ISSI), explains how...Read more about Saying 'Latinx' is an Invitation to be Inclusive

Four faculty affiliates of ISSI have been honored as Hellman Fellows: Tolani Britton, Mark Fleming,...Read more about ISSI Hellman Fellows 2021

Lisa Hirai Tsuchitani, former ISSI Graduate Fellow and now a faculty affiliate of ISSI's Asian American Research Center, has been selected by the Cal Alumni Association Board of Directors and the UC Berkeley Foundation Board of Trustees to receive the...Read more about Congratulations Lisa Hirai Tsuchitani

ISSI faculty affiliate Jovan Scott Lewis, who is a member of California's state task force on reparations, is featured in this KPIX5 CBS Bay Area television interview about his...Read more about Historic Tulsa & Reparations

In this new article in The Gerontologist, ISSI affiliated graduate student Melanie Plasencia examines how ...Read more about New Research on Latinx Aging in Place

In an interview with Berkeley News on the occasion of his retirement, Michael Omi, faculty affiliate of ISSI, reflects on his career and the...Read more about How Asking Questions Can Lead to Empowering Others

But seriously, who? Because while it is Hispanic Heritage Month, the notion of a multiracial, multinational, pan-ethnic identity called "Hispanic" is a relatively recent and somewhat haphazard invention in the United States. This Code Switch episode features an...Read more about Who You Calling 'Hispanic'?

Khatharya Um, faculty affiliate of ISSI's Asian American Research Center, has profiled notable women faculty from the Asian American and Asian Diaspora Studies Program for...Read more about Pioneering Women of the Asian American and Asian Diaspora Studies Program

On the podcast "Democracy Nerd," Larry Rosenthal, Chair of ISSI's Center for Right-Wing Studies, discusses ...Read more about How Right-Wing Populism Fuels the Empire of Resentment

ISSI Graduate Fellow David Philoxene is a co-author of "Upsetting the (Schooling) set up: autoethnography as critical race methodology" in the International...Read more about Upsetting the (Schooling) Set Up

Over the last year, crimes against the Asian American and Pacific Islander population in America has increased by 146 percent. Many link the cause to the Trump administration's use of racist rhetoric when addressing the coronavirus crisis. In this CBS News article, Lok...Read more about The Painful History of Anti-Asian Hate Crimes in America