ART-C Digital Archive
We are a community of students, alumni, and faculty working in collaboration to curate a list of resources, readings, visual texts, poetry and sociocultural artifacts that we believe can help support the development of an anti-racist vocabulary and praxis among all people. We share a digital archive of anti-racist public scholarship in the spirit and intention to help you engage with concepts in Critical Race & Ethnic Studies, especially an anti-racist praxis more meaningfully.
Our intention with ART-C is to invite you into reflection, connection and engagement that goes beyond the accumulation of knowledge and into learning-by-doing. We include work by activists, artists, thinkers, advocates, leaders, and scholars of color who have produced work in the interest of building a more just, humane, and anti-racist society. This site illustrates our commitment to cultivate critically compassionate learning communities that are anti-racist and anti-oppressive.
Lastly, we hope that engaging with this resource supports an investment in learning that will go beyond the limits of this site. In this way, our aim is to provide an opening for further learning, dialogue, and action. We share this evolving resource with our own commitment to listen and learn continuously.
In solidarity,
Allia I. Griffin, PhD
Jesica Siham Fernández, PhD
Khiely Jackson, BS ‘20
Sydney Thompson BS ‘20
Ethnic Studies Department
Santa Clara University
We are a community of students, alumni, and faculty working in collaboration to curate a list of resources, readings, visual texts, poetry and sociocultural artifacts that we believe can help support the development of an anti-racist vocabulary and praxis among all people. We share a digital archive of anti-racist public scholarship in the spirit and intention to help you engage with concepts in Critical Race & Ethnic Studies, especially an anti-racist praxis more meaningfully.
Our intention with ART-C is to invite you into reflection, connection and engagement that goes beyond the accumulation of knowledge and into learning-by-doing. We include work by activists, artists, thinkers, advocates, leaders, and scholars of color who have produced work in the interest of building a more just, humane, and anti-racist society. This site illustrates our commitment to cultivate critically compassionate learning communities that are anti-racist and anti-oppressive.
Lastly, we hope that engaging with this resource supports an investment in learning that will go beyond the limits of this site. In this way, our aim is to provide an opening for further learning, dialogue, and action. We share this evolving resource with our own commitment to listen and learn continuously.
In solidarity,
Allia I. Griffin, PhD
Jesica Siham Fernández, PhD
Khiely Jackson, BS ‘20
Sydney Thompson BS ‘20
Ethnic Studies Department
Santa Clara University
