• Women scientists receive THREE TIMES more personal attacks online than men when discussing science.
• Women scientists are twice as likely to be sexually harassed online.
• Women scientists receive 40% fewer invites to be expert sources, even with more qualifications.
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Our first online seminar, which focuses upon the importance of communication to the quality of life of people with intellectual disabilities, is this Wednesday: https://t.co/gJVo4DRFWU
Challenging Deficit Views of Black People | Psychology Today https://t.co/9MejFWImeH
I wrote this piece in honor of the passing of William Cross and Wade Boykin. Their work was among the early research that challenged the deficit views of Black people. May they rest in power.
This month we are highlighting some of the Black guests Each week I’ll share clips from Black guests from various backgrounds and disciplines and offer FREE CEUs for those episodes.
https://t.co/9xiz1PhnuZ
@JaniseParker579 discusses her work supporting early-career women of color in school mental health fields. We also discuss her work on the effects of religion and spirituality on the mental health of Black teens and young adults.
https://t.co/ubNl0C4p9K
Another successful poster presentation at @AllianceAutism Canadian Autism Leadership. Grateful for the opportunities to connect with like minded individual and discuss solutions to the challenges of autism in Indigenous communities.
Yay! My new article is now open access! Check out “‘World’-Traveling in Tule Canoes: Indigenous Philosophies of Language and an Ethic of Incommensurability” here https://t.co/80xuCwXXSz
Got this review on Apple Podcasts. It's one out of five stars, yet I'm taking this as a compliment. At the same time, it's sad to hear that learning about other cultures and learning about allied professionals is considered "irrelevant to working class BCBAs".
It’s anti-Black. Wonder why it seems some Black students & families disengage from school & the educational process? It’s because they’re told their culture is inferior and unwelcome.
If you haven't already, check out this podcast, "People of Color in Psychology"!! Two episodes were released earlier in the month, so go give it a listen! 😆
Episode 129 features the amazing Sista Scholars! Meet the Sista Scholars! They are counselors and educational leaders who believe in community and utilizing their collective village to engage in social justice work.
https://t.co/CTOb6hEAEm
In Episode 128, Ben chats with Tori Williams Douglass, the creator behind @WhiteHomework, a platform for teaching people about anti-racism and social justice through the lens of behavioral neuroscience.
https://t.co/a7P3IVX8G7
In Episode 111, I speak with Dr. Mark Standing Eagle Baez, an Assistant Professor of Counseling and Clinical Psychology at Bemidji State University and the President-Elect of the Society of Indian Psychologists.
https://t.co/vwQSAXQ0O4
@nasponline
Dr. Han Ren, a licensed clinical and school psychologist, consultant, speaker, and educator. She is deeply rooted in liberation and anti-oppressive work, practicing from a justice-oriented, interpersonal, culturally humble, and systems-informed framework.
https://t.co/ni37iweht1
A long-awaited conversation with the incredible Dr. Natalie Williams Awodeha. Dr. Natalie's research and practice dig deep into the prevention and healing of trauma across multiple populations and contexts.
https://t.co/bJXI5rQTJ5