Kris Gutiérrez, Center for Research on Social Change faculty affiliate, has a new article in Review of Research in Education. She reviews the methodological tools drawn from her empirical work, including the utopian methodological approach adopted by social design-based experiments. Her research captures human learning activity as crucial to envisioning and enacting new social futures with radical possibilities for those from historically...
Thomas Philip, Asian American Research Center faculty affiliate, has been named an ISLS Fellow by the International Society of the Learning Sciences. This program recognizes highly accomplished scholars and community members who have made major contributions to the field of the Learning Sciences. The fellows will serve in critical roles for the society through their continued leadership and mentorship activities.
The Joseph A. Myers Center for Research on Native American Issues awarded grants to four UCB students: Sierra Edd, a graduate student in Ethnic Studies, Marlena Robbins, a graduate student in Public Health, Annabelle Law, an undergrad Geography major, and Poppy Zingarelli-Gallegos, an undergraduate Ethnic Studies major. Their research topics cover Indigenous sound, cultural fire, psychedelics, and summer camp! ...
