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
2405, 2023
A category of FI course pages.
1912, 2022
Call for Proposals: Futures Initiative Team-Taught Course (Fall 2023 or Spring 2024)
DEADLINE: March 15, 2023 APPLY HERE The Futures Initiative advocates greater equity and innovation in higher education. Housed at and supported by
0112, 2022
Studies in Global Literature (Spring 2023)
Prof. Ashley Dawson (English / The Graduate Center)Prof. Ángeles Donoso Macaya (Spanish / Borough of Manhattan Community College) Spring 2023Course Number: ENGLISH
0112, 2022
Consent: Medieval Legacies from Europe and the Islamic Worlds in Comparative Perspective (Spring 2023)
Prof. Anna Ayse Akasoy (History, Liberal Studies / The Graduate Center)Prof. Sara McDougall (History / John Jay College) Spring 2023Course Number: MALS
0704, 2022
Global Feminisms (Fall 2022)
Prof. Saadia Toor (Women’s and Gender Studies, The Graduate Center | Sociology, College of Staten Island)Prof. Chaumtoli Huq (CUNY School of Law)
2401, 2022
Call for Team-Taught Courses (Fall 2022/Spring 2023) – DEADLINE EXTENDED
**Apply by February 15, 2022 to teach a team-taught course at the Graduate Center and serve as a Futures Initiative Faculty Fellow!**Read More
1911, 2021
Beyond “Is this Good/Positive/Authentic?”: Black Visuality, Black Performativity, and the Art of Blackness
From Futures Initiative Faculty members Amber Musser and Michael Gillespie Often, when engaging with works of art by Black creatives, the question of “isRead More
2203, 2021
American Social Institutions (Fall 2021)
Karen Miller (History, LaGuardia Community College | M.A. Program in Liberal Studies, The Graduate Center) Saadia Toor (Sociology and Anthropology, The College
1108, 2020
An Interview with Cathy Davidson: Trust, Community and Paired Expertise
Futures Initiative Interview Collection: Team-Taught Courses One of the Futures Initiative’s key programs is a set of interdisciplinary and inter-institutional team-taught courses.
0603, 2020
Equity, Elitism, and Public Higher Education (Spring 2021)
Matt Brim (Queer Studies and English, College of Staten Island) Katina Rogers (Futures Initiative, Digital Humanities, and M.A. Program in Liberal Studies,