On May 27, Changing Higher Ed® podcast featured, Susan Sturm, author of What Might Be: Confronting Racism to Transform Our Institutions.

On May 19, Matt Crawford from Thecuriousmanpodcast spoke with Professor Susan Sturm about her book, What Might Be: Confronting Racism to Transform Our Institutions.

On May 18th, Susan Sturm sat down with Patrice Fenton, Stacey Schultz, & Nick Zaveri from Educate U.S. to uncover the power of individual and collaborative bridge-building in pursuing full participation.

On April 10, Susan Sturm sat down with Earl Lewis, Director of the Center for Social Solutions, to discuss how to navigate the paradoxes built into confronting racism.

On April 10, the Princeton University Press Ideas Podcast featured Susan Sturm and her new book, What Might Be.

In her interview at The Columbia Law Verdict, a student-run newsletter devoted to building community and elevating student voices at CLS, Professor Susan Sturm sat down with Elijah Pitt (CLS ‘27) to discuss her career and the ideas in her new book, What Might Be.

On March 28, Susan Sturm discussed the ideas in her new book, What Might Be, with Dr. Heidi Brooks from the Learning Through Experience Podcast, a production of the Yale School of Management.

On March 24, Susan Sturm was interviewed about her new book, What Might Be, for the Power Station podcast hosted by Anne Pasmanick.

Susan Sturm’s latest installment of the Our Compelling Interests book series, What Might Be, inspired a panel discussion between the author, Ted Mitchell, and Freeman Hrabowski discuss the importance of creating antiracist spaces as leaders and encouraging full participation from students of all backgrounds.

Listen to Susan Sturm speak with Jules Douge of the He’s Just Podcast about What Might Be!

In her guest contribution to Princeton University Press’ Ideas series, Susan Sturm offers guidance on how to embrace anti-racism’s contradictions and move forward.