Welcome!
The Institute for Research on Race and Public Policy (IRRPP) at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) promotes, coordinates, and conducts innovative research at the intersection of race, ethnicity and public policy. IRRPP represents a major commitment on the part of UIC to better understand racial and ethnic diversity in Chicago, the nation, and the world. One of our central aims is to increase the quantity, quality and relevance of research on racial and ethnic groups facing persistent inequalities and inequities. We focus on historically underrepresented people of color as we affect and are affected by public policy. The Institute pursues a comprehensive multiracial, multiethnic and multicultural agenda that includes African Americans, Latinos, American Indians, Asian Americans and other groups confronted with systematic racial, ethnic, and class barriers. A primary goal is to improve both the understanding and conditions of underrepresented racial and ethnic groups that continue to experience major difficulties within contemporary urban settings.
IRRPP In the News! To read a recent profile of Dr. Beth Richie in the UIC News, please click here.
Please Save the Date for Upcoming Events @ IRRPP:
** "Yo Soy El Army" (Film Screening) **
WHEN: February 1, 2012
WHERE:Latino Cultural Center, Lecture Center B2
** "Crime and Punishment: The Attack on Queer, Trans and People of Color " **
with Dean Spade (University of Seattle School of Law),
Andrea Ritchie (Police Misconduct Attorney),
and Joey Mogul (DePaul University School of Law).
WHEN: February 2, 2012 @ 3pm
WHERE: Room 302, Student Center East
RSVP: to Delaina Washington (dcarey3@uic.edu)
To see our full calendar of events, please click here.
