Wellness and Work-life Balance
UCSB's Center for Black Studies Research (CBSR) has a number of events coming up over the next few weeks, and you are invited! Read on for more info about each of these opportunities.
UCSB's Center for Black Studies Research (CBSR) has a number of events coming up over the next few weeks, and you are invited! Read on for more info about each of these opportunities.
"Let's Talk About Democracy"
Ellis Cose, author, Director/Founder, Renewing American Democracy
Feb 23, 6:30pm | Loma Pelona Center, Room 1108
Ellis Cose is an author, columnist, and former journalist and editor for several major national news outlets, and Director/Founder of Renewing American Democracy. He has written 13 books about race, free speech, civil liberties, and American democracy. His most recent book is Race and Reckoning: From Founding Fathers to Today's Disruptors (2022).
The format for Cose's event includes two parts: an authoritative and engaging presentation that synthesizes the history of American democracy and explores the role of race, class and cultural conflict in the nation's evolution; and an open discussion where participants share their perspectives on the role of young people in shaping American democracy's future.
This event is sponsored by the Walter H. Capps Center for the Study of Ethics, Religion, and Public Life. The Capps Center promotes discussion of how ethical teachings and values relate to civic life, and is committed to the belief that public dialogue and an informed and engaged citizenry are vital to democratic society.
"#CryptoCrochet: A Tactile Introduction to Mathematics and Computing"
Dr. Portia York, C.E.O. and Creative Director of York Creative Education Group and Dr. Brian York, Professor Emeritus
March 3, 12-1:30pm | Center for Black Studies Research, South Hall, Room 4603
Click on the flyer below to register!
"Growing and Sustaining a Diversified Teacher Workforce"
Dr. Margarita Bianco, Associate Professor, University of Colorado Denver School of Education and Human Development
March 10, 12-1:30pm | Center for Black Studies Research, South Hall, Room 4603
In this interactive presentation, Dr. Bianco will share her vision for how to achieve equality in schools by growing and sustaining a diverse teacher workforce. See the flyer below for more details! Register here.
