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Presentations occur every Monday from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Jones Room of the Robert W. Woodruff Library. Lunch is provided and an RSVP is requested.
Presentations occur every Monday from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Jones Room of the Robert W. Woodruff Library. Lunch is provided and an RSVP is requested.
- Slide 1: 2024fellows
Slide 2: johnson-lecture-2025- Slide 3: colloquiumseries-sp2025
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Slide 5: firstfridays2025- Slide 6: 2024fellows
Mission
Our mission is to support research, teaching, and public dialogue that examine race and intersecting dimensions of human difference including, but not limited to, class, gender, religion, and sexuality. We are interested in how systems of social distinction shape identities, modes of knowing, processes of inclusion and exclusion, and acts of representation.
Learn More About Our Special Programs
Faculty Spotlight - Diane Stewart
The scholarship of Emory faculty on questions of race and difference is second to none! Given JWJI’s commitment to highlighting scholarship on race and difference, it is our pleasure to announce the launch of the JWJI Faculty Research Spotlight.
This initiative is an occasional webcast featuring interviews with Emory faculty who have recently completed major scholarly projects on topics related to race and difference.
Check out our Youtube page for archived webcasts and archive of all JWJI programming.
Public Dialogues
First Fridays
Emory professors will share their latest research on topics related to race, difference and equity.
Native American / Indigenous Studies Initiative
JWJI has teamed up with Emory faculty studying Native American and Indigenous populations (NAISI) to create programming in Native American Studies at Emory.
LatinX Studies Initiative
JWJI has teamed up with a group of Emory faculty who work in Latinx Studies to create programming for our students and Emory community.