Center on Race & Social Problems
06/05/2026
Congratulations to DR. Ron Idoko on the successful defense of his dissertation at Pitt's School of Education! 🎉
His research, titled "Developing Racial Equity Consciousness: A Mixed-Methods Evaluation of the Racial Equity Consciousness Institute", was chaired by Dr. Thomas M. Akiva, alongside committee members Dr. Clyde Wilson Pickett and Dr. John M. Wallace Jr.
Please join us in congratulating Dr. Idoko and in looking forward to the continued growth of RECI and its impact on the individuals and communities it serves!
Read our full story on Ron's exciting achievement here: https://ow.ly/Wloy50Z8ghi
The recap video is here! 🎥
Last month, we welcomed award-winning UCLA professor, actor, and storyteller Dr. Micah E. Johnson to Pittsburgh for a sold-out performance of "On Sight" — a one-of-a-kind comedy special for youth that blends street culture, storytelling, and science to explore emotional regulation, stress management, and conflict resolution.
Watch the full recap video produced by Dr. Alexus Brown of Lexycal Multimedia and relive the night. Share it with someone who needs to see it!
Learn more about Dr. Micah Johnson's work: https://ow.ly/sZHU50YWmrS
Learn more about Lexycal Multimedia: https://ow.ly/ZZQv50YWmrT
Pitt Social Work was proud to partner with the University of Pittsburgh School of Law to bring this experience to our community.
04/23/2026
Save the date! Pitt Social Work COSA Alum Mike Eichler’s Play “SIXTY NINE SEVENTY” will be showing on May 14-17 and May 21-24 at City Theater on the South Side. The play is about activism among college students at Buffalo State University amidst growing civil unrest and distrust of the Nixon Administration.
Buy tickets here: https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/sixtynineseventypgh/sixtynine-seventy
Learn more about the play here: https://ow.ly/5rQi50YIhf7
The proceeds from all ticket sales go to the COSA MSW Specialization.
04/20/2026
TODAY AT 5 PM: From Minneapolis to Pittsburgh: Community Strategies for Supporting Our Refugee + Immigrant Neighbors (Hybrid Event)
Join us for a conversation with front-line supports and organizers to learn about efforts to support immigrant and refugee communities in Minnesota. This conversation will be followed by a moderated discussion focused on local opportunities for engagement, advocacy, and action. Sponsored by Pitt Social Work.
Monday, April 20th (5-7 pm)
Cathedral of Learning, Floor 20 (Room 2017) or Zoom
Food provided!
RSVP Here: https://ow.ly/PbBP50YHb3y
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