The Alan Dawley Center for the Study of Social Justice is pleased to sponsor Richard Rothstein’s upcoming lecture.
Events
April 11 & 12 – Adam Winkler’s “Are Corporations People?”
This spring semester our Phi Beta Kappa Chapter will be hosting a Visiting Scholar, Adam Winkler, Professor of Law at UCLA. He will be visiting TCNJ on Monday, April 11th and Tuesday, April 12th. His visit will be entirely virtual. His topic will be, “Are Corporations People?” Continue Reading
March 3 at 6PM – Discussion with Nikole Hannah-Jones
The Alan Dawley Center for the Study of Social Justice is pleased to cosponsor Nikole Hannah-Jones’ upcoming discussion. Continue Reading
Feb. 4 – Dr. Anthony Ryan Hatch: The Data Will Not Save Us: Afropessimism + Racial Antimatter
TCNJ will bring the renowned scholar Dr. Anthony Ryan Hatch to our campus via Zoom on February 4, 2022 (event description). Dr. Hatch is a sociologist whose research draws on critical social theories and science and technology studies to examine health systems, medical technology, and social inequalities (longer bio available here). In his talk… Continue Reading
Congratulations to David McMillan, one of three winners of the 2021 Alan Dawley Prize!
We at the Alan Dawley Center for the Study of Social Justice would like to congratulate David McMillan, a Philosophy major and triple minor in Economics, Law (LPP), and Classical Studies, on winning the Alan Dawley Prize of 2021! David’s project, Collective Responsibility and Global Poverty, was presented at COSA. Continue Reading
Congratulations to Alessandra Thomas, one of three winners of the 2021 Alan Dawley Prize!
We at the Alan Dawley Center for the Study of Social Justice would like to congratulate Alessandra Thomas, a double major in International Studies and Women’s Gender and Sexuality Studies, on winning the Alan Dawley Prize of 2021! Watch the slideshow of Alessandra’s project, Self-Care is Self-Preservation: A Black Feminist Critique of Neoliberal Versions of… Continue Reading
Congratulations to Carlos Delcid, one of three winners of the 2021 Alan Dawley Prize!
We at the Alan Dawley Center for the Study of Social Justice would like to congratulate Carlos Delcid, a Sociology major, on winning the Alan Dawley Prize of 2021! Watch Carlos’ project, The Unrecognized Worker: Temp Industry in Trenton NJ Continue Reading
AVI presents TCNJ’s Annual Week to End Rape Culture (WERC)
Anti-Violence Initiatives is pleased to present TCNJ’s Annual Week to End Rape Culture (WERC), Monday, April 12 – Friday, April 16. Find AVI here, on Instagram @tcnj_avi In past years, AVI has hosted an in-person event called Day to End Rape Culture (DERC) on campus. Due to COVID-19, AVI will be recognizing a virtual Week… Continue Reading
Channeling Your Inner Strength: My Journey from College to Law School with Edianys Lima Enriquez
Join us on Tuesday, April 20th, 2021 at 12:30pm as Edianys Lima Enriquez shares her social justice work in fighting for immigrant rights after graduating from TCNJ. Continue Reading
Dr. Goff, A Discussion of Race & Policing
On April 7th, TCNJ will welcome via ZOOM Dr. Phillip Goff, professor of African American Studies and Psychology at Yale University. A Co-founder and CEO of the Center for Policing Equity, Dr. Goff will lead a discussion on race and policing. You MUST Pre-Register here before attending the event! The Zoom link will be provided… Continue Reading