The Race and Intersectional Studies in Education Equity (RISE) Center is housed under Colorado State University’s School of Education.
We are composed of dedicated scholars and affiliates, working for racial equity in education through scholar activism.
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08/16/2021
Join RISE Scholar Dr. Susan Faircloth for this webinar discussing American Indian and Alaska Native educational experiences, highlighting results from the 2019 National Indian Education Study.
📆 Monday, Aug. 23 | ⌚️1:30 p.m. EST
🔗 Register: https://col.st/2zEkr
🗓️ Join us for a roundtable discussion about the educational experiences of American Indian and Alaska Native students on August 23, featuring the latest results from the 2019 National Indian Education Study. Register now: https://nies-2019-results.webex.com/nies-2019-results/j.php?RGID=r61f7e22d0219650bb098f27c4572f76f
Check out the report to explore the latest data in advance: https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/nies/
05/23/2021
Congratulations to our RISE scholars Susan Muñoz and D-L Stewart for receiving these year-end faculty awards! We truly appreciate all the vital work you have done for racial and gender equity.
Dr. Muñoz: Faculty Excellence in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Award
Dr. Stewart: Margaret B. Hazaleus Award
05/21/2021
Diversity asks, “Who’s in the room?” Equity responds: “Who is trying to get in the room but can’t? Whose presence in the room is under constant threat of erasure?”
Please share this graphic of the DEIJ questions posed by Dr. D-L Stewart!
Dr. D-L Stewart on Twitter “Someone gifted me their graphic design services to create a new graphic for those DEIJ questions that folks love so much. Please, please, PLEASE use THIS!”
05/20/2021
Dr. Susan Faircloth (RISE scholar) chaired the Technical Review Panel which wrote the "Setting the Context" document that supplements the first National Indian Education Study since 2015.
http://www.chhs.colostate.edu/soe/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2021/05/NIES_setting_the_context_508.pdf
05/19/2021
The newest National Indian Education Study has been released! RISE scholar Dr. Susan Faircloth served as the NIES chair of the Technical Review Panel. The report shares insights into the condition of education for American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) students in the United States.
https://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/nies/
05/03/2021
We at RISE plan to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Island Heritage Month by continuing to recognize the important research that supports AAPI communities and combats anti-Asian hate. Happy !
04/12/2021
ICYMI: Susana Muñoz's presentation on "Supporting undocumented and DACA student through higher education and beyond" is available for viewing online: https://arizona.zoom.us/rec/play/BrmgI7qUqK3TIeWbIZzp7V-Wh1oiNstu7YyXiMAqTI7MsIsnkwSoJgAtSN9BZcXYwSUGDcXHFViE5tHU.Eg_kRwRt2nusx1HA
04/07/2021
This podcast has an excellent Believe the Hype segment on RISE scholar Susana Muñoz! 🙌 Check it out along with the rest of the rest of this great podcast.
Latinx Intelligentsia: Ethical Chisme Rooted in Q***r Radical Love *Episode 31* La Profesora talks with future Dr. Sergio Gonzalez y future Dr. Ángel Gonzalez about ethical chisme as a practice of q***r radical love and as methodology. We delve into Jotería Scholarship and discuss why the field of higher education has yet to uplift this research. AND we talk abou...
04/05/2021
FEATURED TEXT OF THE WEEK: "Rethinking High-Leverage Practices in Justice-Oriented Ways" co-authored by RISE scholar Daniel Birmingham
This paper was awarded the 2021 Journal of Teacher Education Outstanding Article Award by the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education 🎉
https://chhs.source.colostate.edu/school-of-education-faculty-member-recognized-for-research-in-justice-oriented-science-teaching/
03/26/2021
RISE scholar D-L Stewart will be giving a virtual WebEx keynote on March 31, 6 p.m. for Trans Day of Visibility. Register now!
http://news.utoledo.edu/index.php/03_26_2021/utoledo-hosts-professor-trans-activist-for-transgender-day-of-visibility-virtual-lecture
03/22/2021
Dr. Susana Muñoz will be giving a public talk on "Supporting Undocumented and DACA Students through Higher Education and Beyond" next Monday, 1 p.m. MST! You can register here: https://arizona.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_X4SS3LXeQ7ext2785nZ3iQ
The mission of the RISE is to advance intersectional racial justice and equity in PK-12 and postsecondary educational institutions by bringing together researchers, practitioners, community members, and other educational stakeholders.
Using an intersectional lens, the Center understands racism as a system that is intertwined with other structures of oppression (e.g., sexism, classism, homophobia, transphobia, etc.) that functions to (re)produce social injustices.
In alignment with CSU’s land-grant mission, the Center works collaboratively and in partnership with communities of praxis to identify, analyze, disrupt, and redress the effects of structural and systemic racism on individuals and communities in schools and universities, as well as educational practices and policies.
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