
CRRES Affiliate Alberto Ortega Awarded RSF Pipeline Grant
CRRES Faculty Affiliate Alberto Ortega Received a Pipeline Grant from the Russell Sage Foundation.
CRRES stands in solidarity with those affected by recent racist events, including the police killing of Tyre Nichols and the Bloomington bus stabbing of an Asian student. As researchers, we know that long histories of anti-Blackness, white supremacy, and xenophobia in the U.S. have led us to the seemingly endless cycle of racist violence we see today. Yet, each event is no less painful.
We hope that our IU communities find the space to process, grieve, and take care of one another during this time. We offer statements in response to the anti-Asian stabbing, which took place so close to our campus, and the brutal murder of Tyre Nichols, which leaves us weary but determined to fight for a better future.
The Center for Research on Race and Ethnicity in Society (CRRES) at Indiana University in Bloomington is an interdisciplinary, academic research center. Our mission is to promote research on race and ethnicity, bring together scholars across disciplines for dialogue and collaboration, and train the next generation of scholars here on the IUB campus.
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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.
Learn about CRRES grantsJoin a Community of Scholars
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 fellowshipsCRRES Affiliate Alberto Ortega Awarded RSF Pipeline Grant
CRRES Faculty Affiliate Alberto Ortega Received a Pipeline Grant from the Russell Sage Foundation.
CRRES Assistant Dasha Carver Receives Teaching Award
CRRES Graduate Research Assistant Dasha Carver received the IU Lieber Memorial Associate Instructor Award.
CRRES Affiliate Brad Fulton Awarded AmeriCorps Federal Grant
Dr. Brad Fulton was recently awarded a federal grant from AmeriCorps to expand the Observing Civic Engagement project.
CRRES Visiting Scholar Tina Irvine Receives William F. Holmes Award
CRRES Visiting Scholar Tina Irvine recently received the Southern Historical Association's William F. Holmes Award.
CRRES Affiliate Valerie Grim Quoted in the History Channel
Dr. Valerie Grim was recently quoted in a History Channel story titled "The Short-Lived Promise of '40 Acres and a Mule.'"
Social Science Research Commons
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You are invited to join CRRES faculty and students to chat about issues related to research on race and ethnicity. Anyone interested in learning more about CRRES is welcome to drop by for coffee, brea...Read more
Symposium Keynote Speaker: Dr. Elena Guzman
Maple Room, Indiana Memorial Union
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“The Poetics of Afro-Caribbean Ritual Filmmaking: Building a Multisensorial Theory of the Flesh”
Center for Research on Race and Ethnicity in Society
Schuessler Institute for Social Research
1022 E. 3rd St., Room 209,
Bloomington, IN 47405
812-855-8016
Office Hours: Monday - Friday: 10:00 am – 2:00 pm