Critical Diversity Studies
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Major or Minor in CDS!
All CDS majors must complete (20) units of foundation courses, including history, intersectional theory, research methods, expressions of diversity, and a capstone project., To learn more about these requirements, consult the Loading....
CDS students also complete (20) units of elective courses in their choice of concentration/minor. Students have the option to declare a comparative concentration, choosing courses in a variety of disciplines and concentrations. Contact the CDS office or a program director for further advising.
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Contact Your Adviser
Critical Diversity Studies
Prof. Genevieve Leung, Director
gleung2@usfca.edu
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Prof. Ja'Nina Garrett-Walker, Director
jgarrettwalker@usfca.edu
Asian Pacific American Studies
Prof. Genevieve Leung, Director
gleung2@usfca.edu
Chican@/Latin@ Studies
Prof. Christina Garcia Lopez, Director
cglopez3@usfca.edu
Gender & Sexualities Studies
Prof. Sarah Burgess, Director
sburgess@usfca.edu
Events
9th Annual Critical Diversity Studies Forum
“We All Count: Representation, Voice, and Activism in 2020”
Friday, September 6th, 2019 1-4 pm
McLaren Complex
The year 2020 is on the horizon and will be extremely consequential. In addition to critical national, state, and local elections, 2020 also includes the decennial U.S. Census, which will help determine public policy proposals and community resource allocation for years to come. This current historical moment offers a painful reminder that we need to be vigilant to ensure that the humanity of all groups is fully recognized, honored, and counted in our political and community processes. Highlighting the connections between white supremacy, xenophobia, cis-hetero-patriarchy, exploitative capitalism, and able-bodied supremacy, the 9th annual Critical Diversity Studies Forum will engage participants in a dialogue to help answer: Which communities are represented, cared for, and “counted"? Whose voices are heard? What’s at stake? And how can we commit to effectively organize together, advocate for one another, and ensure that all are counted?
Speakers:
Eddy Zheng: Writer and activist for prison justice, immigrant rights, and youth violence prevention
Tiny Garcia: Formerly unhoused, incarcerated poverty scholar, poet, and co-founder of POOR magazine
Eniola Abioye: Lead Organizer of the Transgender Law Center's Black LGBTQIA+ Migrant Project
Nkauj lab: Director of California Policy and Programs for the Southeast Asia Resource Action Center