As we conclude #BlackInPsychWeek, we want to express immense gratitude to each and every one of you that SHOWED UP and participated! We’ve learned so much from all of you. Please continue to use the hashtags to connect and build community with us and each other! 💛
Can you all believe that it’s DAY 5 of #BlackinPsychWeek?! As we prepare for our wonderful panel today we want to bring awareness to racism experiences.
1️⃣ Discuss how racism/microaggressions show up in professional settings
2️⃣ Use the hashtag #BlackinPsychRacism so we can RT
It’s Day 3 of #BlackinPsychWeek and as we prepare for our wonderful panel today we want to hear from YOU!
1️⃣ Tell is about your journey to psychology! How did you land on your specific discipline?
2️⃣ Use the hashtag #BlackinPsychJourney so we can RT!
Day 2 of @BlackinPsych week.
My #BIPscholasticstyle includes many identities and looks. Usually I'm looking silly for babies and infants. Other times I'm in random places trying to get over writing anxiety
1 of 2 amazing panels for #BlackinPsychWeek
ALT Text (1/2):
Black in Psych Presents
Journey to Psychology: A conversation about different paths in psychology
#BlackinPsychJourney
Tuesday, March 23rd, 3pm EST
Register here: https://t.co/Wcn31dkU8Q
I've been working with a fantastic group of psychologists to kick off this week in sharing black experiences in the field! Follow @BlackinPsych to learn more
We discussed language learning and memory in the context of poverty and read great research by authors including @NatalieHBrito, @KimberlyGNoble, and @mellwoodlowe. It was a great discussion
Thank you to @KatelynKFletche and her students in her Thought and Language class for inviting me to speak! All of the students were so engaged and it made me feel warm 😊
Words matter. In our latest post in The Creature Times, developmental psychologist and educator, Jill Gandhi, discusses why we should stop using the phrase "achievement gap" when discussing student outcomes.
#edchat#edreform#academictwitter@JillGandhi https://t.co/IH085JUiU1
Excited to share Developmental Discovery Days, a two-day event hosted by Nim Tottenham (@DANLAB_Columbia), Dima Amso, and me on August 13th and 14th, 2021. This virtual event will provide students with a behind-the-scenes view of the graduate admissions process. 1/5
A mentoring opportunity for Black doctoral students/candidates studying child development! #SRCD is offering a half day program consisting of various activities aimed at aiding rising Black scholars interested in pursuing a PhD in the field