• Convene Latinx and affiliated faculty to develop research partnerships which are sustained by grant funding and produce scholarly products.
• Liberatory research methods training—a space for educating Latinx faculty and graduate students on decolonial, community based, and action research methods.

• Using an action research model to engage undergraduates in research partnerships with Latinx faculty.
• Through partnerships with CU Denver professional programs expand opportunities for concurrent enrollment and undergraduate coursework that exposes and encourages students to pursue careers in business, public policy, education, engineering, and mental health.

Including a lecture series highlighting topics of interest to the larger Latinx community. Programing to be offered both on-campus and in the community.

Promote partnerships between Latinx faculty, undergraduate and graduate students, local organizations, and communities to investigate and address environmental laws, regulations, and policies (particularly as they pertain to Latinx neighborhoods).