Videos & Podcasts

Stanford's Lerone A. Martin talks about his new book, The Gospel of J. Edgar Hoover: How the FBI Aided and Abetted the Rise of White Christian Nationalism.

“When I Get Grown: Reflections of a Freedom Rider,” a film based on Dr. Clayborne Carson's interviews with American civil rights activist Bernard Lafayette, is available to stream

The sixth winner of the SAGE-CASBS Award, Jennifer Richeson.

Moderated by Troy Clardy ’97. Panelists include Albert Wilburn '67, Gene Washington '69, and Hillary Shockley '72.

In this talk, Dr. Lowery examines how race moderates gender backlash and the ways that genders are constructed within races.

Learn how the Stanford Center for Racial Justice (SCRJ) aims to advance justice for all people and hear from alumni leaders advancing these efforts in various ways.

On this episode, two researchers explain why last year so-called racial reckoning was always shakier than it looked.

The Stanford Historical Society tackles a difficult question that many institutions are facing.

Professor Alfredo J. Artiles discusses the complexities in creating inclusive policies for students with disabilities.

Engineering for All Series

Engineering for All Series

Professor Rick Banks in a conversation with Harry Bremond, who in the late 1960s became one of the first partners at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati.

Indigenous Excellence: A Celebration of Generations

Professor Gordon Chang and Dr. Laura Jones

Professor Rick Banks in conversation with Jim Freeman, who directs the Social Movement Support Lab at IRISE (Univ. of Denver)

An interactive panel discussing Stanford Law School Professor and former federal prosecutor David Alan Sklansky’s book.