Campus Organizations:
The Alpha Alpha Chi Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity[source]
Asian American Alliance [source]
Blue Devils United [source]
Black Student Alliance Executive Board [source]
The Bridge [source]
Duke NAACP [source]
Duke Student Government Executive Board [source]
Duke Student Government Senate [source]
Faculty in Solidarity with Student Occupiers [source]
Lambda Theta Alpha [source]
Muslims Students Association [source]
Mi Gente [source]
Open Campus Coalition [source]
Project H.E.A.L. [source]
Teaching For Racial Justice Workshop [source]
Voices for Interfaith Action
Women’s Center Interns [source, source]
Alumni:
Felicia Arriaga (Trinity’ 12), Kimberly Higuera (Trinity ‘14), Karina Santellano (Trinity ‘15) [source]
Dr. Bianca Williams (Trinity ‘02, M.A. ‘05, Ph.D. ‘09) [source]
External:
Black Liberation Collective [source]
Harvard Dining Hall Workers [source]
Harvard Office of Diversity and Inclusion [source]
Muslims for Social Justice [source]
UE Local 150 [source]
Workers World Party Presidential Candidates [source]
MyPWI [source]
Washington University Student Worker Alliance [source]
Visiting Speakers:
Dr. Rev. William Barber II, President of NC NAACP
Pastor Mark-Anthony Middleton, Durham CAN
Jillian Johnson, elected official of Durham City Council
Sendolo Diaminah, Durham School Board Member
Zaina Alsous, community organizer
Chanelle Croxton, community organizer
Dr. Mark Anthony Neal, African and African-American Studies
Dr. Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, Sociology
Dr. Orin Starn, Cultural Anthropology
Dr. Jennifer Ansley, Thompson Writing Program,
Dr. Eli Meyerhoff, Education
Dr. Marisol Lebron, Romance Studies
Dr. Jessica Namakkal, International Comparative Studies
Dr. Diane Nelson, Cultural Anthropology
Dr. Robert Korstad, Public Policy
Dustin Hadfield, DSG Senator for Equity & Outreach
Aaron Colston, History
Ajamu Dillahunt, community organizer, NCCU
India Pierce, Program Coordinator, Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity (Duke)
Duke Students & Workers in Solidarity 