California Center for Ethics and Policy @CPP_CCEP

CCEP, Philosophy club, and Office Government and External Affairs brings together experts in migration and social justice to discuss Professor Lim’s new book! ✅ Free event with snacks provided ✅ Engaging conversations ✅ Hybrid event ✅ RSVP NOW!

Join us in collaboration with the Office of Government and External Affairs for an interdisciplinary panel. We’ll explore the threat that misinformation poses to democracy, with a special eye on the California 2024 elections.   Register here: eventbee.com/v/ccep-misinfo…

Episode 3 of CCEP's podcast season on migration & mobility justice! In "Untold Stories," CCEP student fellow Jaden Oloresisimo speaks with residents & visitors in SD's Barrio Logan & Chicano Park to talk displacement and growth bit.ly/ccep-pod

Episode 2 of CCEP's new podcast season! In "Uncle Frankie," CCEP student fellow Stefanie Padilla interviews her godfather about the impact of immigration policy & his journey from Nicaragua to the US bit.ly/ccep-pod

Applications to be a CCEP Ethics & Policy Student Fellow are now open! Info here: bit.ly/CCEP-fellow Sign up for our mailing list: cpp.edu/ethics-and-pol…

#cppgivingday Cal Poly Pomona's 10th annual day of giving, is coming! Mark your calendars for April 19-20 when we will have 36 hours to make 365 days of impact. Your investment in student success during Giving Day transforms the lives of Broncos. tinyurl.com/GD-CCEP

Catch the CCEP faculty fellow Dr Cory Aragon as he participates in a virtual interdisciplinary panel discussion on social movements in the context of recent events in the US. Zoom Link: cpp.zoom.us/j/3771009844 Zoom Code: 377 100 9844

RSVP at the link in our bio!

RSVP at the link in our bio!

Mark your calendars! A special screening of "How Does It Feel To Be a Problem?" brought to you by @PhilosophyCpp , Ethnic & Woman's Studies, and @CPP_CCEP . RSVP at the link in our bio!

Next Tuesday! Dr. James Zarsadiaz will be joining us to discuss his book "Resisting Change in Suburbia" and how myths of suburbia, the American west, and the American dream informed regional planning, suburban design, and ideas about race and belonging.

Join us next Thursday for a joint event with @weglyncpp and CPP University Library!

The last episode of the series is up! Uncertain Forecast, a CCEP Podcast on Climate Justice is now complete and ready to be binged! In this episode, CCEP student fellows Ana Ruiz and Cristian Arduz examine the connection between housing insecurity and climate change.

Our first event of the season is here! “The Campaign to End America’s Whites-Only Immigration Regime” is a virtual lecture featuring Dr Kelly Lytle Hernandez discussing the history of U.S. immigration law and the current campaign to abolish U.S.C. 1326. Use the link in our bio!

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DEADLINE EXTENDED!!! The Undergraduate Journal of Ethics, Policy, and Social Justice (UJEPS), hosted by CPP Philosophy, is still accepting manuscript submissions for the Spring 2023 issue. The application deadline is now Sunday, February 19th.

The Undergraduate Journal of Ethics, Policy, and Social Justice (UJEPS), hosted by CPP Philosophy, is now accepting manuscript submissions for the Spring 2023 issue. Apply today!

Episode 6 of our podcast has arrived! Uncertain Forecast Episode 6 - The Gold of California is available at the link in our bio now!

Episode 5 of our podcast has arrived! Uncertain Forecast Episode 5 - Looking for Nature in the San Gabriel River is available at the link in our bio now!

Are you interested in being an Associate Editor for this year's edition of the Undergraduate Journal of Ethics, Policy, and Social Justice? Apply now!