REGISTER HERE 

Questions? melindamartinez@berkeley.edu

Visit Our Website

Agenda at a Glance

Conference Highlights

We are excited to announce our Keynote: Marcos Pizarro!


Marcos Pizarro is the incoming Dean of the College of Education at Cal State Los Angeles.  Prior to that, he worked at San José State University as the Associate Dean of the College of Education and as a Professor of Chicanx Studies. Marcos’ work in the College of Education included facilitating an anti-racist, anti-ableist, abolitionist Inquiry to Action Group and co-creating and co-coordinating the Ethnic Studies Residency Program that prepares future Ethnic Studies teachers. He founded and coordinated MAESTRXS, a social justice teacher collective implementing a transformative education model with Latinx communities; works with schools on the development and implementation of Ethnic Studies curricula and culturally sustaining models of engaging students of Color; and co-coordinates the Institute for Teachers of Color Committed to Racial Justice (ITOC) , a project that provides training and support for teachers and teacher educators invested in transformative practices for racial justice.


Puente Ethnic Studies teachers, including Johnny Gonzalez from Desert Mirage High School in Coachella Valley, will share their award winning practices, curriculum and tips on how to navigate the implementation of Ethnic Studies in your district or site.

Liberated Ethnic Studies

will join us for a session on Solidarity and

Asian American and Pacific Islander Studies!

Dr. Claudia Serrato

is an Indigenous culinary anthropologist, a public scholar, a professor of ethnic and food studies, and an Indigenous / Mesoamerican traditional plant-based chef.


In Dr. Serrato's kitchen, we will apply Ethnic Studies pedagogy through Indigenous culinary practices, cooking a meal together to enrich the learning experience.


Bring your favorite chef's hat!

Follow Us on the Socials

Instagram  Facebook  YouTube  X