African American Traditions in California

"African American Traditions in California:

Establishing a University of California System-wide Network to Address Research, Curricular, Public Policy, and Archival Needs"

Host: Gaye Johnson, Assistant  Professor, Department of Black Studies UC Santa Barbara
Host: Clyde Woods, Assistant Professor, Department of Black Studies UC Santa Barbara
Participants
Susan D. Anderson, Managing Director, LA As Subject, University of Southern California
Stephanie Batiste, Assistant Professor, Departments of Black Studies and English, UC Santa Barbara
Sylvia Curtis, Librarian, UC Santa Barbara, Collection manager for Departments of Black Studies and Dance
Douglas Daniels, Professor, Departments of Black Studies and History, UC Santa Barbara
Wendel Eckford, Ph.D., Director, Ralph Bunche Scholars College and the Ralph Bunche Distinguished Professor of U.S. & African American History , Los Angeles City College
Gregory Everett, filmmaker and archivist, Los Angeles
Julie Grigsby, doctoral student, Department of Anthropology, University of Texas.
Allison Jefferson, doctoral student, Department of History, UCSB
Chris McAuley, Associate Professor in the Department of Black Studies, UCSB
John Park, Associate Professor, Department of Asian American Studies, UCSB
Damien Schneider, UC President’s Postdoctoral Fellow, UCSB
Yen Ling Shek, Chief of Staff,  UC Asian American /Pacific Islander Policy Multi- 
campus Research Program
Alva Stevenson, administrator and scholar, UCLA Center for Oral History Research
Jeffrey Stewart, Professor and Chair, Department of Black Studies, UCSB
Ula Taylor, Associate Professor, Department of African American Studies, UC Berkeley
Danny Widener, Associate Professor, Department of History, UC San Diego