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Anti-Racism Research Guide

This guide is a hub for information pertaining to anti-racism and social justice. This guide includes non-Stony Brook and Stony Brook-created content. Special thanks to the Office of the Chief Diversity Officer for funding the resources highlighted here.

Campus Events/Workshops, Resource Lists, & Training

Center for Civic Justice: Becoming Anti-Racist
Counseling and Psychological Services Support Groups
Counseling and Psychological Services offers many support groups including: Women of Color support group, Men of Color support group, and a LGBTQ* support group
Humanities Institute: Healing: Survival and Resiliency in the Arts and Humanities
A list of events dealing with systemic racism, environmental trauma, police brutality and more
Social Welfare Anti-Racism Resources
Study of Inequality and Social Justice Teach-Ins and Events
University Libraries Anti-Racism Task Force & Racial Unrest Digital Project
Upcoming Diversity Events

Campus Conversations & Dialogue

Beyond Expected Video Podcast - Bridging the Racial Divide: Being an Ally
Beyond the Expected: Stony Brook's Diversity Plan in Action
Covering Racism & Protest: Stony Brook Journalism Careers Workshop
Hosted by the Stony Brook University School of Journalism Internship & Careers Committee.
The Covering Racism & Protest forum features Stephanie Brumsey '09, Adam Peck '11, and Terry Sheridan.
Diversity Office: Cultural Competency Seminars
Dr. Crystal Fleming's How To Be Less Stupid About Race (Audio Recording by Strand Book Store)
Latin American & Caribbean Studies Teach-In Scholars Strike (recording)
A teach-in featuring: Professor Joseph Pierce (Hispanic Languages and Literature), Professor Crystal Fleming (Sociology), Professor Robert Chase (History), and Doctoral Candidate Yalile Suriel (History)

Statesman Articles