Student Research and Travel Grants
Congratulations to our 2022-2023 Travel Research Grant Receipents!
Leila Blackbird- Embodied Violence in the Shatter Zone: Settler Colonialism and Slavery on America’s Third Coast
Alexis Chavez- Waywardness, Belief, and Urban Life: Thinking about Religion Chavez Critical Black Studies in Marseille’s Low-Income Immigrant Neighborhoods
Geneva Cole- Shades of White: How White Identity Shapes Attitudes About Racial Politics
Sonja Castaneda Dower “Seventh Generation Politics: Evaluating the Effects of Resource Discovery on Indigenous Political Identity and Behavior”
Jennifer Etienne- New Boundaries, Same Segregation?: Diversity Ideology in New School Formation
Linyun Fu- Systematic review an meta-analysis of culturally specific school based mental health prevent programs for racial minority children an adolescents in the US
William Ockendon - Mississippi Yearning: The Black Cooperative Movement in Jackson and its surrounds, C. 1967-Present
Rachel Tils- Mobility in the System: Marketing, Movement, and Policing in Atlantic Slavery
Durrell Washington- “Am I my Brother’s and Sister’s Keeper?: A Narrative Study Investigating the Impact of Juvenile Incarceration on Black Family Life,”