SCiPP is primarily a support network for students of color at the Goldman School of Public Policy (GSPP), though its events and discussions address policy implications affecting communities of color more broadly.

What is the SCiPP Peer Advising program?

SCiPP coordinates a Peer Advising program, though specific details about how it works or who it serves are not described in available sources.

What is the annual race and policy symposium?

SCiPP hosts an annual symposium focused on race and policy, but further details about format, speakers, or attendance are not available in current sources.

Students of Color in Public Policy

Political Advocacy Groups·Black or African American·By Culture

SCiPP ensures serious consideration of racial and ethnic diversity in policy design at Berkeley's Goldman School of Public Policy (GSPP). Members get a support network of fellow students of color, a forum for discussing policy implications for people of color, and access to a Peer Advising program. The club hosts programmatic events throughout the year, including an annual race and policy symposium.

Events They Host

Annual Race and Policy Symposium

An annual event focused on the intersection of race and public policy.