Public engagement campaigns in Mansfield, Connecticut

The UConn Department of Sociology, located at 344 Mansfield Road in Mansfield, Connecticut, is dedicated to excellence in the field of Sociology through research, teaching, and public engagement. Our internationally and nationally prominent faculty members lead the way in professional organizations and conduct socially meaningful research. We offer in-person and virtual advising for majors and minors, as well as workshops featuring notable human rights campaigners like Charlie Clements. Our graduate students are actively involved in research and have the opportunity to defend their dissertations on a variety of topics, from social welfare services to gender norms. Dr. Rončević, the Dean and professor of sociology at the School of Advanced Social Studies in Nova Gorica, is a leading figure in the field of sociology of development and economic sociology. Join us in exploring the impact of social sciences on societal transformations and the future of the field.

The UConn Asian and Asian American Studies Institute (AAASI) is a vibrant institution located at 354 Mansfield Road in Mansfield, Connecticut, United States. The institute is dedicated to exploring and celebrating the rich cultural heritage of Asian and Asian American communities. Led by Professor Alexis Dudden, the institute delves into topics ranging from political apologies to territorial disputes, shedding light on the diverse experiences and voices within the Asian American community. Through events, discussions, and initiatives, the AAASI strives to amplify the voices of Asian Americans and fight against injustices and racism. The institute also supports students through scholarships and residencies, such as the Nom and Boulieng Vorasane Scholarship and the Activist in Residence program. Artists like Ali Asgar Tara bring their unique perspectives to the institute, sparking conversations about queerness and identity.

The UConn Institute of the Environment, located at 3107 Horsebarn Hill Road in Mansfield, Connecticut, is a hub of expertise and passion dedicated to addressing the most pressing environmental challenges of the 21st century. Bringing together scientists and scholars from various disciplines, including the Center for Environmental Sciences and Engineering, the Office of Sustainability, the Connecticut State Museum of Natural History, and the Natural Resources Conservation Academy, the IoE focuses on research, education, and engagement. With a mission to advance understanding and develop innovative solutions to environmental issues such as climate change, sustainability, food security, pollution, and species extinction, the IoE prepares the next generation of environmental leaders and engages the public on critical environmental issues. Through an interdisciplinary approach that considers multiple perspectives, the IoE aims to create a sustainable environmental future.

The UConn Gladstein Family Human Rights Institute is a prestigious institution dedicated to the promotion and protection of human rights. Located at 405 Babbidge Road in Mansfield, Connecticut, United States, the institute is committed to advancing social justice and equality through research, education, and advocacy. With a focus on empowering individuals and communities to stand up against injustice, the institute offers a wide range of programs and initiatives aimed at creating a more inclusive and equitable society. Join us in our mission to make a positive impact on the world and ensure that human rights are respected and upheld for all.