
Dr. Dina Okamoto Awarded Russell Sage Foundation Grant for Study on Immigration and Boundaries
CRRES Director Dr. Dina Okamoto is one of two IU recipients recently funded by the Russell Sage Foundation.
The Center for Research on Race and Ethnicity in Society (CRRES) at Indiana University in Bloomington is an interdisciplinary, academic center. Our mission is to promote research on race and ethnicity, bring together scholars across interdisciplinary units for dialogue and collaboration, and train the next generation of scholars here on the IUB campus. We invite you to browse our website, attend our speaker series, and engage our faculty and students as they pursue their research agendas.
Research and travel grants
The Center awards small grants to support faculty and graduate students conducting ongoing research on topics around race and ethnicity, with options for both research and travel.
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The Center brings together faculty and students who conduct or have interests in race and ethnicity research to provide opportunities for critical and intellectual engagement.
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The CRRES Postdoctoral Scholars Program is a fellowship program that provides emerging race and ethnicity scholars with multidisciplinary research training and mentoring opportunities.
Learn about CRRES fellowshipsDr. Dina Okamoto Awarded Russell Sage Foundation Grant for Study on Immigration and Boundaries
CRRES Director Dr. Dina Okamoto is one of two IU recipients recently funded by the Russell Sage Foundation.
Dr. Sylvia Martinez Awarded 2021 Book of the Year
CRRES Affiliate Sylvia Martinez and her co-authors awarded for their book Understanding the LatinX Experience.
CRRES Associate Director Michelle Moyd Honored with 2021 Building Bridges Award
Dr. Moyd was awarded the 2021 Building Bridges Award for her service promoting equality, diversity, inclusion, and respect.
Dr. Valerie Grim Quoted in NPR Segment on Black-Owned Farms
Dr. Grim shares insights from research on the impact of historical discrimination on today's Black farmers.
Jazma Sutton will be using the fellowship award to support her dissertation research, "Borderline Freedom: Free and Fugitive Black Women in East Central Indiana before the Civil War."
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Learn about the programWe're pleased to share with you the 2019-2020 CRRES newsletter. Inside you'll find a message from Director Dina Okamoto, snapshots of CRRES events, and highlights on the Bloomington farmers' market and two History Harvests. Thank you for attending our events, engaging in challenging discussions, and sharing your expertise. We hope you take a moment to celebrate all that you have done.
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