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Josh Brown, Director of ScHOLA2RS House at the University of Connecticut and Latrina Denson, Associate Dean of Students, Community and Belonging at Mount Holyoke College, provide their perspective on the importance of having intentional affirming spaces on college campuses. Together, we explore how cultural centers and identity-based residential living communities are designed to provide minoritized students with spaces and services specifically aimed to meet their needs. Join us to hear more about their unique insights on anti-racist teaching practices that leverage non-white and non-Eurocentric forms of learning to uplift the feelings, ideas, and concerns of minoritized students on college campuses.
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