Resources

General Resources: A Starting Point

• Duke Libraries Racial Equity Book List: Duke Libraries curated this list as a resource for anyone seeking to learn more about anti-racism and racial justice.
• Living While Black Symposium: In June, the Offices of Institutional Equity and the Vice Provost for Faculty Advancement co-hosted this day-long symposium of Black faculty, staff and students discussing their experiences with racism.
• Office for Institutional Equity’s Resources for Understanding and Confronting Racism and Its Impact: This extensive resource offers an overview of the systemic nature of racism and how it has an impact on the daily lives of so many in our country.
• Office for Faculty Advancement Racial Equity Plans and Resources: The Office for Faculty Advancement has curated extensive resources on engaging in self-care, faculty leadership, and reading and listening for change.
• The University Archives and the Medical Center Archives document Duke’s history from our founding to the present day. Research guides are available for Black History at Duke Health and Black History at Duke University.