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Applied Social Psychology doctoral students presented their research at the Society for Behavioral Medicine conference in DC - great job!

Brianne Molloy (6th year), Charlotte Hagerman (3rd year), Sruthi Vaylay (2nd year), Deepti Joshi (5the year), Kate AuBuchon (1st year)

 

Congratulations to Rachel Tache, Clinical Psychology graduate student, who was awarded a mini-grant from the Society for Research on Adolescence to develop the Systems of Oppression Learning Tool.
 
The tool will be a freely accessible, online, critical consciousness raising platform for the dissemination of curricula about the historical bases and current sociopolitical implications of a number of interconnected systems of oppression, including colonialism/imperialism, capitalism, heteropatriarchy, white supremacy, and ableism. This grant serves to compensate members of a community advisory board tasked with reviewing and providing feedback about the tool prior to wider dissemination.