Support the establishment of a Center to combat and eradicate racism.
CBAP™ is an independent alumni group that has coalesced to support the call for and establishment of a center that institutionalizes the University’s commitment to combat and eradicate racism.
Our work is strengthened through collaboration with affinity groups, and we work through consensus-building to organize around the idea that diverse experiences, views, and skills are indispensable to understand different needs and create sustainable change.
The Fierce Urgency of Now, A Racial Reckoning: How Princeton is Building Scholarly Capacities to Confront Racism
Please join us on Friday, May 23, 11:00 AM-12:30 PM Eastern in Robertson Hall Bowl 016 for our 5th Annual Reunions Panel discussion, The Fierce Urgency of Now, A Racial Reckoning: How Princeton is Building Scholarly Capacities to Confront Racism.
Join CBAP along with our panelists the inaugural Professor on Race and Public Policy, Khalil Gibran Muhammed; Eric Tate, professor in the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs; Frederick Wherry, the Townsend Martin, Class of 1917 Professor of Sociology; and Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, the Hughes-Rogers Professor of African American Studies as they are asked to explore 1) how their scholarly research and teaching intersect with each other’s work in such areas as homeownership and housing discrimination, educational opportunity, environment justice, healthcare disparities, employment, criminal Justice, transportation, and wealth development, and 2) how an interdisciplinary, academic applied research Center at Princeton designed to identify effective and implementable solutions would add value to their efforts.
Our Work
Our Vision
CBAP™ proposes the establishment of a new academic entity at Princeton University, exclusively dedicated to the study of racism as a pervasive phenomenon in Western Civilization and global history.
Our Petition
Since launching our petition on July 28, 2020, to establish a Princeton Center dedicated to the remediation and eradication of systemic racism in America, CBAP™ has held over 100 meetings and received more than 500 signatories from alumni and students of all races.
Updates
The members of CBAP™ have been meeting several times a week since June 2020 to consolidate our engagement to advance this project. Read news and updates regarding the project here.
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Contact
Feel free to contact us with any questions.
Email
cbap.inquiries@gmail.com