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UIC Institute for Research on Race and Public Policy

@irrpp.bsky.social
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IRRPP promotes and coordinates engaged research on racial and ethnic justice.

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UIC Institute for Research on Race and Public Policy @irrpp.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
Join IRRPP for "Reparations: Confronting Histories of Racial Harm in Chicago and Illinois." This panel event will explore the lessons to be learned from the last decade of efforts to undertake reparations for racial harm. Register here: addcal.co/e/2026Repara...
This is a promotional flyer for a panel event, "Reparations: Confronting Histories of Racial Harm in Chicago and Illinois." The event title sits at the top in white text against a dark gray background. Beneath the title is a graphic of Chicago's skyline, overlaid on red, green, and black silhouettes of Black Americans. Below the graphic are event details in white text on a black background, including  date, time, location, and description. An arrow draws the eye to a QR code and link to RSVP. At the bottom of the flyer sits white logos for the UIC Institute for Research on Race and Public Policy and the UIC Social Justice Initiative.
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UIC Institute for Research on Race and Public Policy @irrpp.bsky.social · 21/08/2026
If you're a scholar who's looking to increase their understanding of public engagement practices, "Policy 101: Working with Journalists" features a panel of experts with plenty of advice. You can view the event on our YouTube channel here: youtube.com/@UICIRRPP
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UIC Institute for Research on Race and Public Policy @irrpp.bsky.social · 18/08/2026
IRRPP is accepting applications for our funding opportunities! Our programs support the scholarly, community development, and educational activities of UIC faculty members and graduate students whose work focuses on race, ethnicity, and public policy. Read more and apply: irrpp.uic.edu/funding
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UIC Institute for Research on Race and Public Policy @irrpp.bsky.social · 24/07/2026
First event announcement of the new academic year! Join for an online workshop, where you'll learn from panelists about building impactful collaborations between faculty and community members. This event is for the UIC community and beyond. Register here: go.uic.edu/Policy101CommunityPartnerships
This is a promotional flyer for a webinar event, "Engaged Research: Developing/Creating Meaningful Community Partnerships." The flyer has a white background. A black header sits at the top of the page with white font that states "UIC's Institute for Research on Race and Public Policy and the Institute for Policy and Civic Engagement invite you to a Policy 101 workshop." The title of the event is below in fire engine red text. Event details are below in black text. The event description, also in black text and below the title, is placed to the right along with a link to register for the webinar. In the bottom half of the flyer, there is a silhouette of the Chicago skyline overlaid on a graphic of red jigsaw puzzle pieces. The logos for the two sponsoring organizations are at the foot of the flyer.
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UIC Institute for Research on Race and Public Policy @irrpp.bsky.social · 20/07/2026
Chicago's parking meters have been back in the news. In 2022, IRRPP published "475,106 Mistakes: When Tickets are Issued Under False Pretenses," which analyzes the disparate impacts of erroneous parking tickets on Chicagoans. Read the full report: irrpp.uic.edu/state-of-racial-justice/reports/
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Elizabeth Todd-Breland @etoddbreland.bsky.social · 01/04/2026
TODAY!! 4:30pm @ CTU (1901 w Carroll Ave)—Dr. David Stovall talking about his powerful new book, Engineered Conflict: Structural Violence and the Future of Black Life in Chicago!! @irrpp.bsky.social @ctulocal1.bsky.social
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UIC Institute for Research on Race and Public Policy @irrpp.bsky.social · 11/03/2026
We're hosting the venerable Dr. David Stovall on April 1 for a community discussion about his latest book, where he'll be joined by another one of our favorite collaborators, Dr. Elizabeth Todd-Breland @etoddbreland.bsky.social. Register for free here: addcal.co/e/IRRPPStova...
This is a promotional flyer for an event. Light green text of the event title is overlaid on a black and white graphic of an "El" train and track. The event details are below in black text. A light green box has black text with the event descriptions. Logos for the Institute for Research on Race and Public Policy, Haymarket Books, and Chicago Teachers Union are at the bottom.
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UIC Institute for Research on Race and Public Policy @irrpp.bsky.social · 18/02/2026
On March 12, we are hosting Rashid Khalidi and Dima Khalidi for our 2026 Bowman Lecture to discuss "The History and Future of Palestine." This event is free and open to the public. RSVP here: go.uic.edu/2026BowmanLecture
This is an burnt orange event flyer. On the top is text announcing this as the Annual Bowman lecture on race and public policy. There is a graphic of the flag of Palestine at the head and event title overlaid on the flag. Event details are in white, with a description of the event in black. The headshots of two speakers are to the left of the text. 4 logos are at the bottom of the flyer for UIC Institute for Research on Race and Public Policy, Global Middle East Studies, the Arab American Cultural Center, and the Social Justice Initiative.
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UIC Institute for Research on Race and Public Policy @irrpp.bsky.social · 22/01/2026
We're excited to host Dr. Moya Bailey for our first community event of 2026. You can register for the Embodied Inequalities lecture at this link: addcal.co/e/Misogynoir...
A flyer with a white background. A pill graphic with vignettes of Black women and the title of the event sits at the top. Black font with event details and a QR code are below the title. Below, an event description in white text sits on top of a burnt sienna block of color. Black logos of UIC Institute for Research on Race in Public Policy, UIC Public Health, and UIC Disability Cultural Center sit at the bottom of the flyer.
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