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| The Institute administers and dispenses Community University Empowerment Fund grants (CUE) as another way to support small, socially engaged projects closely imbedded in our communities of color. Following our tradition of socially engaged scholarship and community participatory research, this grant provides seed funding for research projects, events, or creative works that involve active partnerships between faculty, students, and community partners. The projects must have a clear policy implication and/or community impact of relevance to one or more communities of color, and involve at least one College or Institute faculty member. Following is a sample of projects that have recently been awarded funds. |
Two of our most recent projects:
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From Crisis to Community Development 
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Educational Outreach & Mentorship
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Three grant proposals were recently selected for funding for 2012. Our congratulations to recipients.
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Anti immigrant hostility towards 19th Century Chinese in the West 
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