Eveline Chang

Eveline Chang serves as a full-time Lecturer at UC Berkeley's School of Social Welfare, holding the distinction as the School's first dedicated full-time lecturer. She teaches core social welfare courses while leading an independent study program where students design and implement campus-wide social justice inclusion events throughout the academic year.

Education
Chang earned her Master of Social Work (MSW) from the University of Michigan School of Social Work with specialized training in interpersonal practice and community organizing.

Research & Practice Focus
Her expertise spans:

• Social Justice Activism and Multicultural Leadership Development
• Popular Education and Self-Determination Frameworks
• Cultural Humility and Anti-Oppression Methodologies
• Restorative Practices Integration
• Mind-Body Medicine Applications
• Qigong for Community Wellness

Professional Background
With over 25 years of field experience:

• Manager of Program Development & Training at Oakland's Women’s Cancer Resource Center
• Director of Youth Programs for ACLU Northern California
• Collaborator with multicultural youth organizations in Chicago, Detroit, and Houston
• Current Consultant Facilitator for the Posse Foundation

Student Mentorship
Chang guides students through independent studies focused on creating tangible social justice initiatives, emphasizing practical application of community organizing principles to foster inclusive campus environments.