10/15: Professor Joshi Shares Family Policy Research at Early Childhood Well-Being Event
She will share her work at the October Early Childhood Well-Being Research in Progress event, joining early childhood scholars from across BU.
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She will share her work at the October Early Childhood Well-Being Research in Progress event, joining early childhood scholars from across BU.
Fu's role on the subcommittee will involve supporting professional development and mentorship initiatives for SSWR's doctoral student population.
Azzi-Lessing's appointment brings a researcher with deep practice roots to lead one of child welfare's most influential publications.
The study addresses why so many gay Latino men, including Black Latino men, stay silent after being sexually assaulted.