Kush Bhardwaj serves as the Director of Racial Equity and Justice at Open Buffalo, where he plays a pivotal role in advancing social justice initiatives within the community. With a robust background in education, Kush leverages his expertise in teaching, admissions, and advisement to foster...
Kush Bhardwaj serves as the Director of Racial Equity and Justice at Open Buffalo, where he plays a pivotal role in advancing social justice initiatives within the community. With a robust background in education, Kush leverages his expertise in teaching, admissions, and advisement to foster an inclusive environment that promotes racial equity. His commitment to this cause is exemplified through his leadership in developing and facilitating the Race, Power, and Privilege (RPP) Anti-Racism Program Training. This innovative curriculum not only addresses systemic racism but also empowers participants to engage in critical conversations about race and privilege, fostering a deeper understanding of these complex issues.
Kush's role extends beyond curriculum development; he actively conducts both in-person and virtual RPP anti-racism trainings, ensuring accessibility and engagement for diverse audiences. His exceptional public speaking skills and adept use of technology, including Microsoft Office and PowerPoint, enhance the learning experience, making the content relatable and impactful. As a three-time recipient of the Milton Plesur Distinguished Teaching Award at the University at Buffalo, Kush's dedication to education and social justice is evident in every aspect of his work. He is not only a facilitator of knowledge but also a catalyst for change, guiding individuals and organizations toward a more equitable future. Through his leadership at Open Buffalo, Kush Bhardwaj exemplifies the intersection of education and activism, making significant strides in the pursuit of racial equity and justice in the community.
