The Racial Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (REDI) Task Force has a new website. Learn more about this important initiative, upcoming events and opportunities, and other ways to get involved.
Since its creation in the summer of 2020, the Racial Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Task Force has been addressing the ways in which systemic racism manifests at Stanford, at FSI and in the study of global affairs.
Gabrielle Hecht, REDI chair and FSI Senior Fellow
Chonira Aturupane, Associate Director of Academic and Student Affairs at MIP
Ankita Banerjea, Second-Year MIP Student
Emily Bauer, First-Year MIP Student
Kelly Born, Executive Director of the Cyber Policy Center
Kristin Chandler, Associate Director for Administration & Finance at CDDRL
Debak Das, PhD Candidate, Cornell University
Karen Eggleston, Deputy Director of Shorenstein APARC
Eva Hangartner, CDDRL Honors Student
Didi Kuo, Associate Director for Research at CDDRL
Prashant Loyalka, FSI Center Fellow
Beatriz Magaloni, FSI Senior Fellow at CDDRL
Sonita Moss, Research Associate at FSI
Gary Mukai, SPICE Director
Uma Mulukutla, Finance Manager at FSI
Stephen Stedman, FSI Senior Fellow at CDDRL
Paul Wise, FSI Senior Fellow at SHP
Kate Yeager, CISAC Honors Student
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41 Cities, Many Sources: How False Antifa Rumors Spread Locally — Renée DiResta (The New York Times, 6/22/20).
Anonymous Claims Responsibility for Atlanta PD Website Outage — Herbert Lin (Government Technology, 6/15/20).
Denver’s Marijuana Businesses Lack Diversity in Ownership and Employment, City Study Finds — Keith Humphreys (The Denver Post, 6/8/20).
CIA Veterans Who Monitored Crackdowns Abroad See Troubling Parallels in Trump’s Handling of Protests — Brett McGurk (The Washington Post, 6/2/20).
Former Commanders Fault Trump’s Use of Troops Against Protesters —Michael McFaul (The New York Times, 6/2/20).
Social Media Becomes Battleground Over Days of Street Protests — Nate Persily and Alex Stamos (The Wall Street Journal, 6/1/20).
The Long Struggle for Voting Rights — Larry Diamond (The American Interest, 6/9/20).
This Moment Cries Out for Us to Confront Race in America — Condoleezza Rice (The Washington Post, 6/4/20).
The U.S. is Losing Ground in the Global Effort to Promote Democratic Ideals — Michael McFaul (The Washington Post. 6/4/20).