The Education and Inequality Workshop supports the development of research related to both education and social stratification at Penn.  Penn has an active, interdisciplinary, and cross-school group of faculty members and students working on related topics, with scholarship spanning areas of race, class, ethnicity, gender, qualitative and quantitative methods, and US and international contexts.

With support from the Department of Sociology and the Population Studies Center, the Education and Inequality Workshop sponsors four activities: 1) weekly works-in-progress meetings to support the development of proposals, journal submissions, and conference and job talks; 2) cluster workshops by internal or external speakers; 3) an annual mini-conference or symposium; and 4) a working paper series in which workshop participants can share working papers or preprints.

The Monday E&I Works-in-Progress (WIP) Meetings convene most weeks at 10 AM in the Sociology Conference Room (MCNB 367), unless otherwise specified on the calendar.  Penn students, postdocs, faculty, staff, alums, and guests unable to attend in person may register to receive the Monday E&I Works-in-Progress (WIP) Zoom link.

The Friday E&I Cluster Workshops (CW) convene twice a semester in the Sociology Conference Room (MCNB 367).  Those not on campus are welcome to register to receive the Friday E&I Cluster Workshops (CW) Zoom Link.

Join the Education and Inequality Workshop mailing list here.

Join the Canvas site for sharing documents here.