Race and ethnicity are complex phenomena that exert a profound, yet often subtle impact on human behavior, including behaviors related to sport. C-RAES (as the acronym suggests) seeks to employ interdisciplinary lenses to allow individuals to 'see race' and ethnicity in varied manifestations in sport. It will illuminate the social psychology of race and ethnicity, and the intersections with sex/gender, social class, nationality, age, and other cultural identities that impact the production, management, and consumption of sport.

• Learn more about C-RAES research by visiting the C-RAES Projects page
• Free Speech In Sport video series
• Race, Sport, & Restorative Justice: Implications for Higher Education Webinar

Current C-RAES Projects: Top left, Historically Black College/University Sports (presenter: Kristal McGreggor, PhD '20). Top right, Race, Gender, & Sport Leadership (presenter: Elena Simpkins, PhD '19). Top of page: Race & Sport Consumption.