Abolitionist Archives presents a feminist political agenda focused on prison abolition, family abolition, and anti/post-work refusal together with a methodological defense of the kind of scaled-up feminist theories that can address those systemic structural phenomena. Campus Locations Tanner Irish Humanities Building – Carolyn (CTIHB) Room Name/Number Jewel Box/Room 143
Read MoreDear Students and Transform Community, Last week, the faculty of the School for Cultural & Social Transformation (Transform) and the College of Humanities voted to merge. The academic divisions currently housed in Transform will be joining the College of Humanities and the new organizational structure will be determined in Fall 2025. All of the curriculum […]
Read More“I am honored to navigate upcoming challenges and opportunities with CoH and Transform and will represent the interests and needs of each while strengthening existing connections.”
Read MoreFor the first time, the University of Utah gender studies program has an emphasis. Years in the making, queer studies provides a pathway through the gender studies major that centers LGBTQ+ curriculum and research. Fifteen years ago, the School for Cultural & Social Transformation didn’t yet exist as a distinct entity. Gender studies, as a […]
Read MoreUtah Business and Living Color Utah recently honored Dr. Edmund Fong at their sixth annual Living Color gala. These awards honor individuals who are doing the work to create a more equitable and inclusive future for Utah, an enterprise Dr. Fong was actively engaged in during his six-year term as chair of the ethnic studies […]
Read More“Relations of Salt and Stars,” a new podcast produced by the Pacific Islands Studies program, will invoke the ties historically forged between the Pacific Islands and Utah.
Read MoreTransform has been awarded a three-year grant to form an intersectional studies collective.
Read MoreDr. Coleman, one of the founding Ethnic Studies faculty at the U, was honored as a 2021 Distinguished Alumni Honoree!
Read MoreYou’re back! Dean Stockton shares her excitement for this academic year and the “righteous anger” we must harness in our actions this semester.
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