How can a youth of color’s phenotype–or skin color–affect the messages they receive about their place in an ethnic-racial group? How can those signals affect their development? In a recent study led by Prof. Judith Scott at BU School of Social Work, researchers are expanding the understanding of Ethnic-Racial Socialization (ERS) to explore just that. […]
In an interview with the South Korean news outlet, “Pressian,” BUSSW Professor Phillipe Copeland provided insight into how anti-Critical Race Theory (CRT) is part of a long history of racism in American politics. Excerpt from, “How the ‘New Boogie Man’ of Racism Is Shaking Up US politics” by Hong Ki-hye Jeon, originally published in Pressian: […]
Prof. Phillipe Copeland Discusses his Social Justice course in a Lightning Talk Series, “Teaching within a Social Justice Framework” Prof. Phillipe Copeland joins a panel of innovative BU faculty for a lightning talk series, “Teaching within a Social Justice Framework,” hosted by BU’s Digital Learning & Innovation and The Center for Teaching & Learning. Prof. […]
As part of the Grand Challenges for Social Work’s Eliminate Racism series, Prof. Dawn Belkin Martinez and Taylor Goyette-Frechette (SSW’20) will speak at the upcoming event, “Close the Health Gap & Advance Long & Productive Lives.” The last of this series, their talk will examine solutions and interventions at the intersection of racism and the […]