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Starting an Inspiring Year with the CUNY Peer Leaders
This blog was originally posted by Humanities Alliance Senior Research Associate Dr. Christina Katopodis on the CUNY Peer Leaders website on August 29, 2023. On August 23, 2023, the CUNY Peer […]
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UWFF Series recap. Why can’t we breathe? Fighting environmental racism in the Bronx.
On May 3rd, Futures Initiative had the pleasure to host an event organized by Ángeles Donoso Macaya and Ashley Dawson. The two professors worked together during the semester to develop […]

It has been inspiring to witness how FI Fellows and affiliated scholars are centering care in their academic, professional, and political practice.
Hilary Wilson
FI Doctoral Fellow

FI helped me – someone previously who thought of themselves as both unlikely and accidentally ending up in academia – to become more comfortable expressing myself as a public intellectual.
Allison Guess
FI Alumna/Assistant Professor, Williams College

What if instead of centering self-care — limited to the private spaces of our lives — we actually created collective spaces of care? Many of us do. I think this is one of the most important values of our work at FI.
Coline Chevrin
FI Doctoral Fellow

Working with the FI team has helped me feel confident bringing my whole self, with all its junctions, into everything I do – not just my scholarship or my work at FI.
Roderick Hurley
FI Doctoral Fellow