Join TCNJ’s Black Student Union on Wednesday, February 10th, 2021 from 6:30pm to 8:00pm on Zoom! Join using this link! Meeting ID: 96125288403 Pass: 122383 Continue Reading
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Why Do People Vote Against Their Own Self-interests?: The 2020 Election and the Politics of Racial Resentment by Dr. Jonathan Metzl
Wednesday, October 21, 2020, join us on Zoom for this special event! For more info click here: Join the Webinar by clicking here! Zoom Webinar ID: 942 8744 3376 Passcode: 140794 Join the Webinar by clicking here! Zoom Webinar ID: 942 8744 3376 Passcode: 140794 Continue Reading
Professor Eric Weitz (Distinguished Professor of History, City Center and Graduate Center, CUNY) will speak on ”A World Divided: The Global Struggle for Human Rights in the Age of Nation-States.”
Join us on Thursday, September 24, 2020 at 4:00PM for this special event on Zoom! This event has passed! Even so, you can still watch the recording of it here! This event has passed! Even so, you can still watch the recording of it here! Continue Reading
The Alan Dawley Center for the Study of Social Justice stands in solidarity with all who oppose anti-Black racism and endeavor to bring racial justice as a matter of human rights and dignity.
The Alan Dawley Center for the Study of Social Justice stands in solidarity with all who oppose anti-Black racism and endeavor to bring racial justice as a matter of human rights and dignity. We will continue our commitment to facilitate conversations on race and social justice as we have in the past years through the… Continue Reading
Congratulations to Marri Erica Pe Benito, one of the two winners of the Alan Dawley Prize in 2020!
Congratulations to Marri Erica Pe Benito, an Early Childhood/Special Education and Psychology Major, for being one the two winners of the Alan Dawley Prize in 2020. Her research paper “The Role of Social Support on the Relationship between Discrimination and Grades on African American, Mexican American, and Native American Adolescents” drew on a large scale dataset… Continue Reading
Congratulations to Zachary Kozak, one the two winners of the Alan Dawley Prize in 2020!
Congratulations to Zachary Kozak, a History Secondary Education Major, for being one the two winners of the Alan Dawley Prize in 2020. His research paper “Racism within the Construction of John Fitch Way” reported the archival research he conducted in Trenton. Continue Reading
Congratulation to the Winners of the Alan Dawley Travel Award: Samantha Palmisano, Eisa Casaclang, and Rachel Roby!
Congratulations to Samantha Palmisano, Eisa Casaclang and Rachel Roby who won the Alan Dawley Travel Award and traveled to Columbia University to attend the Winter Roundtable Cultural Psychology Conference! Continue Reading
Congratulations to Ashley Gernay (Haug), our recipient of the Morton Winston Scholarship for Study Abroad!
Congratulations to Ashley Gernay (Haug), our recipient of the Morton Winston Scholarship for Study Abroad. Ashley is a Secondary Education and History Major. The scholarship supported her study tour to Central Europe in January 2020 to study the Holocaust. Continue Reading
Fencing in Democracy: Border Walls, Necrocitizenship, and the Security State
On Monday, March 2nd, 2020, come to the Library Auditorium at 4 p.m. and join us in discussion onFencing in Democracy: Border Walls, Necrocitizenship, and the Security State with Miguel Diaz-Barriga and Margaret Dorsey. Continue Reading
Celebrating the Life of Fred Rogers: A Conversation with “The Good Neighbor” Author Maxwell King
On Monday, November 4th, 2019, join us to celebrate the life of Fred Rogers with Maxwell King, the author of “The Good Neighbor: The Life and Work of Fred Rogers” a biography looking into the life of Mister Rogers. Continue Reading