Racial Justice Campus Collaborative
The Racial Justice Campus Collaborative (RJCC) is a group of 2- and 4- year college and university campuses and community partners that work together to support year-round community-based, racial justice programming. The RJCC is committed to promoting anti-racist education through the design of topical dialogues, teach-ins, storysharing circles, trainings, and workshops that center the wisdom and experience of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities.
Current programming includes:
More exciting programming updates to come!
Current Institutions and Partners in the Racial Justice Campus Collaborative:
Current programming includes:
- Black Liberation in Higher Education Teach-In Event
- The Counter Narrative Series (Portland State University's University Studies Program): Another CCOR project inspired by a collaboration with Portland State University’s UNST Department’s, The Counter Narrative Series was designed to create a space for community-driven theory and praxis, storytelling, critical dialogues, and collective power. The series features BIPoC leaders, educators, and activists from across the state of Oregon presenting their work and engaging in a facilitated dialogues about critical resistance, ancestral epistemologies, knowledge sharing, and envisioning decolonized educational spaces.
- Gratitude to our amazing past speakers and their important work:
- Dr. David G Lewis from the Confederated Tribes of the Grande Ronde & Oregon State University
- Alex Riedlinger from Immigrant and Refugee Communitee Organization/Africa House & Portland United Against Hate Representative
- Alexander Díaz Rios from Chicano Alliance
- Bryna Cortes from Pacific Islander & Asian Family Center
- Gratitude to our amazing past speakers and their important work:
More exciting programming updates to come!
Current Institutions and Partners in the Racial Justice Campus Collaborative:
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