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UVA Prof. Lisa Cacho speaks on violence against Native Hawaiians

Content warning: this story contains mentions of police violence. University of Virginia Prof. Lisa Marie Cacho discussed how the criminalization of houseless Native Hawaiians in Hawaii enforces settler colonialism in a Council for Race and Ethnic Studies event Tuesday evening. Cacho began by recounting the police shooting of Delmar Espejo at the Hawaii Capitol Building.

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Provost's Office accepting grant applications for research in humanities, social sciences and the arts

Northwestern Now Deadline is March 29; grant recipients announced for winter 2021 Marco Williams received funds for “Murders that Matter: Impact Campaign.” The Office of the Provost is accepting applications to support scholarly and creative work for faculty in fields with little external or start-up funding through the Provost Grants for Research in Humanities, Social Sciences and the Arts.  Eligible expenses include funding for research assistants (including federal work-study students), purchase of research materials or equipment and expenses related to data-collection such as surveys. Spring proposals are due March 29, 2021. See the website for more information on eligibility, criteria and how to submit an application online.

After losing mother, grandmother and uncle to COVID-19, family tries to move forward. 'I haven't seen miracles happen when it comes to COVID'

After losing mother, grandmother and uncle to COVID-19, family tries to move forward. ‘I haven’t seen miracles happen when it comes to COVID’ Alison Bowen, Chicago Tribune © Abel Uribe / Chicago Tribune/Chicago Tribune/TNS Celso Alejandro Reyes, of Evanston, left, prays with two of his children, his sister-in-law, and his daughter s boyfriend at the burial plot for his wife, Elvia Mendoza, during a visit at Maryhill Catholic Cemetery in Niles on Jan. 22, 2021. CHICAGO – The coronavirus had already taken her uncle and her grandmother. By the time Karina Reyes’ 47-year-old mother was hospitalized, Reyes and the rest of her family were all too familiar with planning a pandemic memorial.