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Innovative digital tool provides a framework for policymakers, community members, educators, and advocates to prioritize community and climate
Ahead of the 2024 election, the multidisciplinary artist discusses the forgotten, ugly truths of America on October 24.
For the fall lecture series “Talking Trash,” Pitzer’s Munroe Center for Social Inquiry invites Adam M. Romero to discuss how industrial waste affects agriculture.
Taeya Boi-Doku ’24 has received a 2024 Napier Initiative Award to develop her project, Reclaiming Afroecology: Indigenous Technology and Food Sovereignty.
Tommy Shenoi ’24 is embarking on a globetrotting expedition to six countries to study mushrooms through the lens of agriculture, art, entrepreneurship, and science.
Meet Meranda Roberts, a curator and Native Scholar in Residence at Pitzer College’s Community Engagement Center (CEC) this semester.
Laurie Steelink, a multidisciplinary artist and Akimel O’otham member of the Gila River Indian Community, is serving as Pitzer College’s Native Scholar in Residence.
Pitzer College has removed study abroad programs in 11 countries, including one at the University of Haifa in Israel, from its pre-approved list because they did not meet certain of the criteria outlined in the college’s guiding principles for Study Abroad and International programs.
Critical Action & Social Advocacy (CASA) celebrates 25 years of justice-oriented learning and collaboration.
The Barber of Little Rock presents an intimate picture of the racial wealth gap in the community of Arlo Washington, a barber in Little Rock, Arkansas, whose vision of a just economy led him to create a nonprofit community bank.