Skip to Content
  • U-M
  • //
  • LSA
  • //
  • Departments and Units
  • //
  • Majors and Minors
  • //
  • LSA Gateway

Search: {{$root.lsaSearchQuery.q}}, Page {{$root.page}}

previous | next

  • Center for Social Solutions
  • People
  • News
  • Support
  • Diversity and Democracy
  • Slavery and Its Aftermath
  • Water, Equity and Security
  • The Future of Work
  • U-M
  • LSA
  • Departments and Units
  • Majors and Minors
  • LSA Gateway
Center for Social Solutions
  • About
  • People
  • News
  • Support

Search: {{$root.lsaSearchQuery.q}}, Page {{$root.page}}

previous | next
  • Diversity and Democracy
  • Slavery and Its Aftermath
  • Water, Equity and Security
  • The Future of Work
  • About the Initiative
  • Academic Leadership Institute
  • Our Compelling Interests Series
  • National Discussion Events
  • About the Initiative
  • Crafting Democratic Futures
  • The Third Slavery Project
  • About the Initiative
  • Flint Justice Partnership
  • About the Initiative
  • Publications
  • The Dignity of Fragile Essential Workers in a Pandemic
  • Research Database

Center for Social Solutions

A banner of the Giving Blueday advertisement for March 15, 2023.
Giving Blueday 2023: Watch the Video On March 15, 2023, the University of Michigan holds its annual day of giving, Giving Blueday. In our latest video, you will hear from student staff on their valuable experiences at CSS.
OCI Volume IV: Watch the Livestream The Walls Around Opportunity: The Failure of Colorblind Policy for Higher Education
CSS 2022: Grace and Resilience Both grace and resilience are needed in today's world. Listen to these inspirational words from our director, Dr. Earl Lewis.
Call for Papers | Slavery and Its Aftermath
Mellon Awards CSS 'Just Futures' Grant Part of the Foundation’s ‘Just Futures’ Initiative, the Project Addresses Reparations Through Community-Institutional Partnerships
The Center for Social Solutions Leveraging knowledge through collaboration to advance diversity and equity
  1. Slide 0
  2. Slide 1
  3. Slide 2
  4. Slide 3
  5. Slide 4
  6. Slide 5
Previous Slide Next Slide

 

The Center for Social Solutions (CSS) fosters research and collaborations that diagnose and solve critical social problems. We believe these solutions rely on diverse perspectives that account for the multi-faceted root causes of these issues. Our four founding initiatives—diversity, slavery, water equity, and the future of work—approach different aspects of the equality that we believe is necessary to advance as a prosperous democratic society.

Learn more about our projects and initiatives:

 

Diversity and
Democracy
Slavery and its
Aftermath
Water, Equity
and Security
The Future of
Work

 

 

News

all news

previous | next

 

Featured Projects

Academic Leadership Institute

Academic Leadership Institute

More Info

Our Compelling Interests Series

Our Compelling Interests Series

More Info

Crafting Democratic Futures

Crafting Democratic Futures

More Info
Show your Support

We strive to support our students and faculty on the front lines of learning and research and to steward our planet, our community, our campus. To do this, the Center for Social Solutions needs your support.

Learn More Give Online
Join Our Mailing List
Work With Us
Media & Press Contact

Events

No upcoming events at this time.
All Events

  • Twitter
Tweets by @umichLSA
Center for Social Solutions
505 South State Street
6500 Haven Hall
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1045
socialsolutions@umich.edu
734.647.9707
Sitemap
Twitter Youtube
LSA - College of Literature, Science, and The Arts - University of Michigan
  • Information For
  • Prospective Students
  • Current Students
  • Faculty and Staff
  • Alumni and Friends
  • More about LSA
  • About LSA
  • How Do I Apply?
  • LSA Opportunity Hub
  • News
  • LSA Magazine
  • Give
  • Maps
  • Student Resources
  • Courses
  • Academic Advising
  • Majors and Minors
  • Departments and Units
  • Global Studies
  • LSA Opportunity Hub
  • Connect
  • Social Media
  • Update Contact Info
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Statement
  • Report Feedback
© 2023 Regents of the University of Michigan