Join us Sunday, October 26, 2025, for a FREE Korean food history program and zine workshop guided by food experts Robert Ji-Song Ku and Susan Park. Learn how Korean food helped aid in the preservation of food culture and how it evolved while also creating and sharing zines centered around recipes from your culture! We hope to see you there!

Seeking Justice has returned with its fourth program in its series, “Seeking Justice: A Pathway to Passing the Bar.” Please join us on Tuesday, October 28 from 6 pm to 8 pm in our Diversity Center for a screening of producer Jay Gerren’s film Bar Daddy, a documentary that follows the story of Al Jenkins, a man who dedicated his life to helping over 3,000 Black law graduates pass the California bar exam for free, followed by a panel discussion with Jay Gerren, Rahman Gerren, and Willie W. Williams, Esq.

Community Collective’s Romarick interviews CRIISC Executive Director Sabrina Gonzalez.

Our Executive Director, Sabrina Gonzalez, recently spoke with KVCR about the impactful work we’re doing at CRIISC.

‘Building Our Region’s Korean Communities’ exhibition expands on the traveling Pachappa Camp exhibition created by UCR’s Young Oak Kim Center’s to include a fuller regional experience for the audience. With this exhibition, we celebrate the legacy of early Koreans in America by uncovering and preserving their stories for future generations.