Reusable Pattern: Tatiana Cruz Card Row

Where are the faculty of color?

Dr. Tatiana Cruz is one of two new fellows appointed by the New England Board of Higher Education who will help the organization's efforts in diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Read about Dr. Cruz's fellowship.

The Reimaginers: Education Activists and Promises of Change (signs in the background that say, "Bobby Seale for Mayor" and "Equal Education for All"

Latinx Struggles for Educational Justice

Assistant Professor Tatiana Cruz was featured in episode 2 of a new web series, where she discusses Boston's Latinx educational justice movement.

Watch Tatiana Cruz's episode

Dr. Tatiana Cruz and her co-host sitting at a table, presenting

History Café: Engaging with "Difficult Histories"

Assistant Professor Tatiana Cruz co-hosted a workshop for the Cambridge Historical Society.

Read the History Café recap

Centering Latinx history, art and culture

Through a Mass Humanities grant, Lesley and Lawrence Schools will bring Latinx culture into classrooms.

Read about more this partnership.

Boston.com

Assistant Professor Tatiana Cruz isn't sure Cambridge should rename streets after slave owners, but hopes the city's efforts spark meaningful discussion.

Dr. Tatiana Cruz earns Wilson/Mellon fellowship

History Professor Tatiana Cruz is awarded a six-month sabbatical grant for her research on racial disparities.

Read about Tatiana Cruz's award

Colson Whitehead author photo (standing in the woods) and the cover of his book.

Fact and fiction in ‘The Underground Railroad’

Lesley professors discuss Colson Whitehead’s award-winning novel

Where are the faculty of color?

Latinx Struggles for Educational Justice

History Café: Engaging with "Difficult Histories"

Centering Latinx history, art and culture

Slave owners' legacies on Cambridge streets

Dr. Tatiana Cruz earns Wilson/Mellon fellowship

Fact and fiction in ‘The Underground Railroad’