On a sunny afternoon at the end of April, the Chloe Center for the Critical Study of Racism, Immigration, and Colonialism celebrated student and faculty accomplishments over the past year.
Research, Education, Reparation
The Chloe Center for the Critical Study of Racism, Immigration, and Colonialism is an interdisciplinary forum focusing on the intersections of empire, migration, and racial hierarchy. To explore these issues, the center hosts the Critical Diaspora Studies major, organizes workshops and symposia, facilitates student publications, and offers research grants.
- Degrees Offered BA
- Major Critical Diaspora Studies
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Undergraduate Major
The Critical Diaspora Studies major will enable students to study the connections, solidarities, and dissonances between geographical and cultural areas of study.
Research Opportunities
The Chloe Center supports interdisciplinary or post-disciplinary research on racial formation, migration and diaspora, state violence, and radical social movements, among many other topics.
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News & Announcements
Physicians Returning from Gaza Speak at Johns Hopkins
On February 25 and March 4, students, faculty, and community members gathered across two campuses at Johns Hopkins to hear from physicians who recently returned from humanitarian work in Gaza. The panels created space for reflection on the conditions facing Palestinians amid Israel’s ongoing genocide on Gaza and the devastating humanitarian crisis it has produced.
The Chloe Center Hosts a Teach-in on Recent Events in Minneapolis
In recent months, local communities have mobilized in response to immigration raids, arrests, and violent intimidation by federal agents. How should we understand Operation Metro Surge and the strength of resistance in Minneapolis? What can Minneapolis teach us about the interrelated histories and politics of racism, immigration, and citizenship in the US?