Racial justice expert Prof. Phillipe Copeland discusses the racist motives of the white terrorist who murdered 10 and injured 3 in Buffalo, New York in a recent interview on Greater Boston Today with George Knight. The interview covered the history of racism in the United States, including the nature of racism as a problem, contemporary […]
Two years after the murder of George Floyd, how has society changed toward racial justice? Prof. Phillipe Copeland and Boston University Prof. Iyanna Hawkins Owen, Prof. Jasmine Gonzales Rose, and Assistant Director of Judicial Affairs Moddie Linen will reflect on the current state of racism and accountability in the United States. The virtual panel, “Reviving […]
Prof. Christina Lee, who specializes in developing equitable behavioral treatments, will speak at a plenary seminar about the latest dissemination and implementation developments in science research. Her approach focuses on using evidence, theories, and models to build practical mental health solutions. The event is part of the annual meeting of The Society for Prevention Research […]
The COVID-19 pandemic led to a greater focus on the increasing racism and discrimination faced by Asian individuals. Tragically, disinformation on the pandemic fueled already present anti-Asian sentiments, leading to a heightened level of hate directed towards Asian communities. This crisis reached a breaking point in June of 2020, when Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh […]