Lucien Baskin
ERI/PS2 Public Research Fellow
Lost & Found Archival Research Fellow
Lucien Baskin is a doctoral student in Urban Education at the Grad Center researching abolition, social movements, and the university. Their dissertation focuses on histories of solidarity and organizing at CUNY. Lucien’s writing has been published in outlets such as Truthout, Society & Space, The Abusable Past, and Mondoweiss. Currently, they serve as co-chair of the American Studies Association Critical Prison Studies Caucus, are an inaugural Freedom and Justice Institute fellow at Scholars for Social Justice, and work as a media and publicity fellow at Conversations in Black Freedom Studies at the Schomburg Center. They organize with the Graduate Center for Palestine and are a (strike-ready!) rank-and-file member of the PSC.
Projects
PS2
The Public Scholarship Practice Space (PS2) honors the past, present & future of public scholarship at the CUNY Graduate Center.
Events
Workshop
“Realizing the Dream of a Black University”: Pedagogy Workshop on Toni Cade Bambara
2026 Lost & Found Fellows Showcase: New Poetics and Archival Research Projects
Presentation
Lost & Found Fellows Showcase: New Poetics and Archival Research Projects



