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Scholars, activists, and project leaders are invited to join in a series of roundtable discussions about their work in furthering social justice, diversity, equity, and inclusion, and community-connected scholarship.
Matthew Camp, Director of Government Relations & Community Engagement for Teachers College, Columbia University
Viilorii Thornton, President, Grant Houses
Tamara Tucker, Co-Chair, Neighbors for a Greener Harlem
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Social Justice Advocacy
Roundtable exploring advocacy, coalitions, and community activism.
March 30th at 9:30AM
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Community Relations and Community Engagement Practices
Week of April 24 | Seeking host and presenters
Engaged Scholarship: A Path To Social Change
Feb 2, 2023. Discussion followed by networking reception. Union Theological Seminary
under development
Phoebe-Sade Arnold, Director of Community Affairs, Columbia University Office of Government & Community Affairs
Jenn Beisser, Executive Director, Morningside Area Alliance
Karmen Smith, Director of Center for Community Engagement and Social Justice (CCESJ), Union Theological Seminary