Changemaker Fellows: Anti-Racist Pedagogy Learning Community Fellows

The Anti-Racist Pedagogy Learning Community brings together facilitators and fellows as co-learners in a mutually supportive environment where they critically examine teaching practices through a racial equity lens and espouse anti-racist teaching practices to promote the well-being and learning of students, particularly Black, Latinx, Indigenous, and minoritized students.  

Facilitated by the Teaching + Learning Commons Engaged Teaching Hub, the anti-racist pedagogy learning community is grounded in the literature on anti-racism and informed by the work of scholars of color. With facilitators, Sanford Institute-funded Changemaker Fellows engage in readings, reflection exercises, and discussions designed to deepen their understanding of anti-racist pedagogy in the teaching and learning community. Fellows implement a project of their own design enacting anti-racist pedagogy in their class, department, or program, and receive up to $5,000 to support the project implementation. 

Meet our Changemaker Fellows