Research Guides: Anti-Racism: Campus Resources

Colorado Springs Black History materials in CC Special Collections
Primary Materials, Oral Histories, Manuscript Materials & more! (This link may also be found in Other Resources)

Chaplin's Office
Colorado College Mutual Aid Fund
"This page is for donations to the Colorado College Mutual Aid Fund. We are a student-run group that strives to create a network of solidarity within the CC community in order to meet each other's needs."
Intersections of Spirituality, Anti-racism, Social Justice, & Practice Resources
Podcasts, Videos, Organizational links & more.
Wellness Resource Center

CC Conversations, June 18 - On Racism, Policing, and Protest Reading List
These reading recommendations may also be found in the "Other Resources" tab. Any books Tutt Library does not already have should be considered "on order."

Student Organizations
Language of Racism Symposium
The Language of Racism Symposium in Tribute to Jane H. Hill will bring together four scholars to present on and discuss the role that language plays in the production and reproduction of everyday racism. Symposium speakers will also address the influence of linguist and anthropologist Jane H. Hill, author of The Everyday Language of White Racism, on their own antiracist and social justice-oriented scholarship. The symposium speakers are Norma Mendoza-Denton (UCLA Anthropology, author of Homegirls: Language and Cultural Practice Among Latina Youth Gangs), Elaine Chun (University of South Carolina English Language and Literature, contributor to Raciolinguistics: How Language Shapes Our Ideas About Race), John Baugh (Washington University Arts and Sciences, author of Linguistics in Pursuit of Justice), and Jacqueline Messing (University of Maryland Anthropology, contributor to Indigenous Language Revitalization in the Americas).