CaCCCHE Summer Conference 2025: Workshop Session Proposal

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Thank you for your interest in presenting at the California Council of Cultural Centers in Higher Education Summer Conference! This year, the conference will be hosted on:

Thursday, June 26th - Friday, June 27th, 2025
Location is in Southern California at University of California Riverside

Our theme for our 31st year is Radical Imagination. Radical Imagination is a call to action—urging us to tap into creativity, radical hope, and community to reshape the future of our work. It invites us to create transformative spaces where healing, sustainability, reformation, and belonging are not just aspirations, but realities.

What we're looking for:

Case studies and/or best practices on how your department/institution has reshaped it’s work to meet the needs of the campus community and has shared the impact of these practices
Innovative approaches to working collaboratively with other cultural or identity based center to address the intersection of identities
Leveraging data driven approaches to enhance the retention of specific populations you serve
Current programs or initiatives that can be easily implemented at other campuses that advance transformative campus climate relations and build a more inclusive campus
Best practice strategies for maneuvering institutional, state, and national political climates with grace and purpose
Self-care strategies tailored for student activists and leaders, as well as diversity affairs professionals/practitioners
Infusing retention and belonging knowledge into virtual and in-person programs, events, and student support services
Best practices on how to incorporate liberation pedagogy and research into practice in programs, learning communities, and/or within cultural centers
Strategies and training that effectively advances equity work among your staff and within your center, office, intersectional identity programming, current issues faced by student communities, etc.
We would also like to invite current students to submit proposals that share their own work including new research, findings, and implications in an engaging format.

Deadline to submit a topic: Friday, May 2nd, 2025 at 11:59 pm

Presenters will be notified by

Wednesday, May 7th. 2025

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to email us!

Ian Zamora, Secretary, idzamora@uw.edu

First and Last Name *

Your Email *

Your Role and Institution *

If applicable, Co-Presenter(s) first and last name:

Co-Presenter Email(s)

Co-Presenter(s) Role and Institution

Title of your session topic: *

A description of your session: *

How do you plan to engage the attendees in your workshop session? *

Please select which category you session will be focused on meeting *

Case studies and/or best practices on how your department/institution has reshaped it’s work to meet the needs of the campus community and has shared the impact of these practices

Innovative approaches to working collaboratively with other cultural or identity based center to address the intersection of identities

Leveraging data driven approaches to enhance the retention of specific populations you serve

Current programs or initiatives that can be easily implemented at other campuses that advance transformative campus climate relations and build a more inclusive campus

Best practice strategies for maneuvering institutional, state, and national political climates with grace and purpose

Self-care strategies tailored for student activists and leaders, as well as diversity affairs professionals/practitioners

Infusing retention and belonging knowledge into virtual and in-person programs, events, and student support services

Best practices on how to incorporate liberation pedagogy and research into practice in programs, learning communities, and/or within cultural centers

Strategies and training that effectively advances equity work among your staff and within your center, office, intersectional identity programming, current issues faced by student communities, etc.

For CURRENT STUDENTS - sharing your work including new research, findings, and implications in an engaging format.

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Please share how your workshop topic aligns with our theme: "Radical Imagination" *

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