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Race and Intersectional Studies in Educational Equity

Race and Intersectional Studies in Educational Equity Impact

As part of a land grant university, RISE strives to support to our communities. Our work reaches nationwide, into Colorado’s PK-12 and postsecondary educational institutions, and throughout our own campus. 

We aim to transform the practices, policies, and leadership of our educational institutions by advancing intersectional racial justice and equity through multi-stakeholder collaboration.

Race and Intersectional Studies for Educational Equity Center Three Dimensions of Our Work

RISE Impact at Colorado State University

RISE works within Colorado State University to initiate on-campus collaborations with the purpose of furthering our institutional missions of inclusivity and better supporting the diversity of our student body.

Teachers of Color and Indigenous Teachers Collective Diverse Faculty Hiring/Retention/Promotion: Literature Review (Report to the CHHS Dean )
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RISE Impact in Colorado

We have aimed many projects locally to serve the people and communities around us. By identifying the precise needs of our state and building outreach, our community-engaged research projects address the harm of systemic racism on individuals and educational communities at a state level.

Caminos Program: Pathways to Education
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RISE Impact Across the U.S.

Through strategic partnerships with practitioners and policymakers, RISE is able to amplify and apply our publicly-engaged research in issues of national conversation. We engage directly with dynamically evolving issues in order to shape dialogues and help bring us toward more equitable resolutions.

Hack the Gates: Radically Reimagine Admissions
Stack of books on social justice and education authored by RISE scholars

All books pictures were (co)authored by RISE scholars. Several can be found on our Research page.