CES Welcomes Dr. Keisha N. Blain as New President

The Center for Engaged Scholarship’s board is pleased to announce that it has selected Keisha N. Blain, a full professor of history and Africana Studies at Brown University to succeed founder Fred Block as CES’s next President. Her term begins in Fall 2026. A...

Meet the 2026-2027 Fellows

The Center for Engaged Scholarship is pleased to announce our 2026-2027 awardees. These fellows will each receive $40,000 to support their dissertation writing. There are also four honorable mentions.

New Support for CES

We are thrilled to report that the Freedom Together Foundation has just approved a two-year $200,000 grant to the Center for Engaged Scholarship. As part of the grant, we have created a Democratic Resilience Fellowship to fund research in support of strengthened...

CES Scholar Protects Mixed Status Families in Colombia

Andrés Besserer, a 2024-2025 CES fellow, reports that he was first author with faculty member, Robert Smith, of an amicus brief filed with the Constitutional Court in Colombia on a case involving the deportation of a Nigerian family that had sought asylum in...

Meet the 2025-2026 Fellows

The Center for Engaged Scholarship is pleased to announce our 2025-2026 awardees. These twelve fellows will each receive $35,000 to support their dissertation writing. There are also five honorable mentions.

CES Mourns the Unexpected Death of Michael Burawoy

The Center for Engaged Scholarship mourns the unexpected death of Michael Burawoy, Berkeley sociologist who mentored many generations of activist scholars.  He was killed on February 3rd by a hit and run driver in Oakland.   Michael had retired from teaching the...

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