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These stories highlight the insights from Stanford to advance racial justice.
What Stanford experts and scholars are talking about now.
from Stanford Digital Education
Now available for free download, the 1,000 Cut Journey program helps users to understand better the emotional and physical toll of racism.
from Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR)
The IRS vows to take action after SIEPR’s Daniel Ho co-led a research team that found Black taxpayers are 3 to 5 times more likely to be audited.
from Stanford Law School
Debate over the United States Constitution didn’t just happen inside the cloistered halls of the Pennsylvania State House in 1787. Complex conversations and nuanced debates about federal power, individual rights, commerce, and slavery had swirled for years among many groups of people in the new country—including those who originally owned the land.
Catch up on the latest updates from the university.
from Stanford Report
Five early-career scholars will contribute to Stanford’s research and teaching related to race and ethnicity.
from Stanford Report
DeAndre Johnson has been selected as a 2023-24 Newman Civic Fellow by Campus Compact for his work to improve the lives of those impacted by economic and educational disparities
from Stanford Report
Tomás Jiménez and Brian Lowery will lead the new institute dedicated to finding real-world solutions to address racial injustice.
Put down the reading (for now!) and turn up the volume on lively conversations, thought-provoking presentations, and more.
from Stanford Law School
Stanford Center for Racial Justice
from CASBS
The sixth winner of the SAGE-CASBS Award, Jennifer Richeson.
from Stanford Historical Society
Moderated by Troy Clardy ’97. Panelists include Albert Wilburn ’67, Gene Washington ’69, and Hillary Shockley ’72.
Expand your understanding and stay informed with updates and insights from campus organizations.
from Stanford Report
Stanford Against Hate: A resource for anti-hate education and empowerment
from Stanford Libraries
Resources about this monumental yet overlooked event in American history.
from Stanford Libraries
Green Library Exhibit supporting the Black Lives Matter movement
Stories from current and past issues of the award-winning STANFORD magazine.
from STANFORD magazine
How activists tell their stories can help build coalitions, says the Class of ’92 alum and Princeton assistant professor.
from STANFORD magazine
Freedom, justice and equality are too often seen as zero-sum.
Keep the conversation going with Stanford.