About
The Clement A. Price Institute on Ethnicity, Culture and the Modern Experience is a campus-based, community-oriented center for the public arts and humanities, committed to critical thinking and creativity in civic life.
In 1997, the Clement A. Price Institute on Ethnicity, Culture, and the Modern Experience at Rutgers-Newark was founded with the belief that the arts and humanities in all their creativity and scholarly rigor have a central role to play in the continued revitalization of Greater Newark.
Voicing Eco Distresses: A Conversation on Place-Based Approaches to Research and Partnerships in New Jersey
This exploration will consider shared land, water, history, and peoples realities. Now and five years from now? Where and how do we build partnerships moving us closer to just ecological futures?
MTW 43rd Annual Marion Thompson Wright Lecture Series
Diverse, civically engaged, and devoted to life-long learners, the MTW Series is one of the nation’s most distinguished and longest-running lectures
Decolonizing Place: A Conversation with Eve Tuck
Join us on 10/21 for Decolonizing Place: A Conversation with Eve Tuck, our inaugural speaker that launches our Fall 2022 Series of Urgent Conversations Toward Just Ecological Futures.
Intimacies with the land
Learn more about Intimacies with the land: a poetic walking performance by Joana Craveiro, Fulbright Research Artist at the Clement A. Price Institute
Watch the 42nd Annual Marion Thompson Wright Lecture Series
The 42nd Annual Marion Thompson Wright Lecture Series was be held on Saturday, Feb. 19th, 2020 as part of Black Portraiture[s] VII: Play & Performance
Filipino American Oral History Project
The FAOHP highlights the voices and impact of Filipino Americans in the diaspora in the Greater Newark region and New York City.
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49 Bleeker Street
Newark, NJ 07102
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Faculty
John Kuo Wei Tchen
Director, Clement A. Price Institute on Ethnicity, Culture, and the Modern Experience; Professor, Federated Department of History Rutgers-Newark and NJIT
Lacey P. Hunter
Instructor
Alexandra Chang
Associate Professor of Practice