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Welcome to the Black Studies Collective
The Black Studies Collective at The University of Texas at Austin is a collective endeavor like no other Black studies initiative in the country. The Collective draws its strength from four distinct campus units – African and African Diaspora Studies, the John L. Warfield Center for African and African American Studies, the Institute for Urban Policy Research & Analysis, and the Art Galleries at Black Studies.
The Black Studies Collective at UT Austin is a premier research and education destination for students, faculty, visiting scholars, and the community at large. Rooted in anti-racist and Black liberation frameworks, the Black Studies Collective influences the world through field defining scholarship, creative pedagogy, timely and relevant policy research, and robust arts and cultural programming. African and African Diaspora Studies also proudly reviews all submissions for the Rather Prize under the direction of Dr. Kevin Foster and the Rather Prize staff and volunteers.
African and African Diaspora Studies (AADS)
AADS is the degree granting unit of the Black Studies Collective. The academic department offers undergraduate and graduate degrees.
Learn MoreJohn L. Warfield Center for African and African American Studies (WCAAAS)
The Warfield Center is The Black Studies Collective's arts and cultural programming unit.
Learn MoreInstitute for Urban Research and Policy (IUPRA)
IUPRA produces the Black Studies Collective's cutting-edge policy research.
Learn MoreArt Galleries at Black Studies (AGBS)
The Black Studies Collective’s art galleries consist of the Christian-Green Gallery and IDEA LAB.
Learn MoreTour The Black Studies Collective Space
African and African Diaspora Studies Department
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John L. Warfield Center for African and African American Studies
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The Institute for Urban Policy Research and Analysis
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Art Galleries at Black Studies