Believe with us.
The name CRE2 was inspired by the imperative form of the verb creer in Spanish, cree, which means believe.
CRE2 brings the research force of Washington University to study how race and ethnicity are integral to the most complex and challenging issues of our time. We believe in field-defining research, innovative learning, and strategic engagement that will transform scholarship, policy, and clinical interventions where race and ethnicity are at the center.
Believe in Research
We galvanize and incubate new research architectures and vocabularies, insurgent methodologies and practices, and novel interventions.
Believe in Learning
We design next-generation learning opportunities and innovative environments that bring our community members together.
Believe in Community
We cultivate the cross-campus hub where local, national, and global citizens and leaders can connect, collaborate, and believe together.
Featured News
The Engaged City initiative to launch
The Engaged City is a collaboration between the Center for the Humanities, the Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity & Equity, and the Office for Socially Engaged Practice at Washington University in St. Louis.
Over the next three years, The Engaged City will develop three central, and interrelated, projects: a cultural asset map, a community fellowship program and seed grant opportunities.
Building on the past work of The Divided City, an urban humanities initiative at Washington University in St. Louis, this new project will shift focus to highlight St. Louis’ cultural resources — and to reframe how the city sees, understands and talks about itself.
We are excited to announce the launch of our new Postdoctoral Fellowship! This inaugural fellowship will provide an opportunity for emerging scholars to contribute to field-defining research, innovative learning, and strategic engagement that will transform scholarship, policy and clinical interventions where race and ethnicity are at the center.
The Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity & Equity (CRE2) at Washington University in St. Louis invites applications from recent Ph.D. graduates for a one-year postdoctoral fellowship.
The CRE2 Postdoctoral Fellowship will provide support to early-career scholars studying race and ethnicity in a broad range of fields in the social sciences and humanities.