Faculty Armando Ibarra and Alexia Kulwiec have been awarded funding through the Center for Disease Control and Prevention and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services to further their work in helping to prevent the spread …
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Professor Ibarra selected for Sally Sunde Family Advocate Award
At the Community Shares of Wisconsin 50th anniversary celebration, Professor Armando Ibarra will receive the Sally Sunde Family Advocate Award. Nominated by Voces de la Frontera, the award is given annually to an individual whose work …
Professor Ibarra selected as an Exceptional Service Award Recipient from the Office of the Provost and Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs
School for Workers congratulates Professor Armando Ibarra in his selection as an Exceptional Service Award Recipient from the Office of the Provost and Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs. The award recognizes and honors Professor Ibarra’s service …
Associate Professor Ibarra awarded research funds for Essential Immigrant Workers, Inequality and COVID-19 project
Congratulations to Associate Professor Armando Ibarra, whose research project has been selected by the Understanding and Reducing Inequalities Initiative. Ibarra will work with two university co-principle investigators – Carolina Sarmiento of Civil Society and Community …
Professor Ibarra to keynote 35th Annual Dr. Ernesto Galarza Scholarship Symposium
Professor Ibarra will be keynoting the 35th Annual Dr. Ernesto Galarza Scholarship Symposium on March 25, 2021. Sponsored by the Chicano/Latino Faculty and Staff Association (CLFSA) of San José State University, the annual scholarship was …
Dr. Ibarra to speak at premiere of Forward the Together Forum Vodcast Series
In the spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s commitment to community service, Africasong Communications announces The Forward Together Forum (TFTF) Vodcast Series. The series will feature presentations and open discussions led by national and …
Healthy Workers, Thriving Wisconsin Webinar
The UW Population Health Institute and UW School for Workers invite you to their co-hosted upcoming webinar, Healthy Workers, Thriving Wisconsin. The webinar will be on February 15 at 12 CT and you can register here. This webinar will discuss …
Associate Professor Ibarra op-ed in The Progressive
“The term ‘Latino’ often obscures rather than clarifies the politics of specific ethnic or racial communities with growing class divisions.” Associate Professor Armando Ibarra examines this overlooked element in the op-ed ‘Latinos’ and the Election. …
School For Workers partners with University of Wisconsin-Madison Population Health Institute to represent workers’ experiences to the Department of Health Services
Faculty members Armando Ibarra and Alexia Kulwiec have partnered with the University of Wisconsin-Madison Population Health Institute to understand how workers are impacted by working through the COVID-19 pandemic. To learn about workers’ experiences, faculty …
Associate Professor Ibarra Recognized as Influential Latino in Wisconsin
Congratulations to School for Workers Associate Professor Armando Ibarra for being recognized as one of the 39 most influential Latinos in Wisconsin. Read more here.