This month, we are delighted to introduce Dr. Lisa Kiang (kiangl@wfu.edu) as our member in spotlight. She is a Professor of Psychology in the Department of Psychology at Wake Forest University. Dr. Kiang’s research focuses on self and identity, family and social relationships, and culture. Major themes include: (1) Relational approaches to self and identity: for example, how self-evaluations Read more about January 2019 Spotlight, Lisa Kiang, Ph.D.[…]
Promising Strategies for Reintegration of Migrants Returning to Mexico and Central America When: Wednesday, January 16, 2019 1:00 P.M. ET / 12:00 P.M. CT / 11:00 A.M. MT / 10:00 A.M. PT Where: MPI Webinar Speakers: Randy Capps, Director of Research for U.S. Programs, Migration Policy Institute (MPI) Ariel G. Ruiz Soto, Associate Policy Analyst, Read more about Webinar: Experts Discuss New Report on Promising Strategies for Reintegration of Migrants Returning to Mexico & Central America[…]
Dear Caucus Members, Thank you for your nominations and votes for the caucus leadership positions. We are excited to announce our new officers starting at the SRCD biennial meeting in Baltimore MD, March 2019: Chair-Elect (2019-2021; Chair 2021-2023): Yoonsun Choi, Ph. D. Treasurer (2019-2023): Yan Li, Ph. D. Congratulations to Dr. Choi and Dr. Li, and we look forward Read more about Asian Caucus New Leadership![…]
Going to SRCD Biennial? Be sure to register for the SRCD Pre-Conference “Conceptualizing and measuring culture, context, race and ethnicity: A focus on science, ethics, and collaboration in the Spirit of 2044” “In 2015, the United States Census projected that by 2044, the U.S. will become a “majority-minority” country with no racial/ethnic group having a Read more about Register for SRCD Pre-Conference: in the Spirit of 2044![…]
Call for Papers for a Special Issue in Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology Collaborative and Participatory Research to Promote Engagement, Empowerment, and Resilience for Immigrant and Refugee Youth, Families, and Communities Guest Editors: Maryam Kia-Keating, Ph.D., University of California, Santa Barbara, & Linda Juang, Ph.D., University of Potsdam, An unprecedented number of migrants (over 68 Read more about Call for papers: special issue on immigration for Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology[…]
Young Scholars Program 2019 Children of Immigrants Webinar Series In 2017, the Foundation for Child Development’s Young Scholars Program (YSP) launched its inaugural Children of Immigrants Webinar series, a three-part webinar series highlighting issues related to children of immigrant families/immigrant children, presented by former YSP grantees. For over 10 years, YSP focused on the early learning Read more about Foundation for Child Development’s Young Scholars Program Webinar Series | Register Now for Jan 23rd![…]
Members, Thank you for your nominations for the Asian Caucus Awards. The Caucus Awards Committee, chaired by Stephen Chen, selected four members to receive the prestigious awards and we are excited to announce the deserving awardees! Please join us on Friday, March 22, for the Awards Ceremony during the Asian Caucus business and social meeting at SRCD 2019 in Baltimore. These Read more about Asian Caucus Awardees 2018-2019[…]
This month, we are delighted to introduce Dr. Craig Hart (craig_hart@byu.edu) as our member in spotlight. He is a Zina Young Williams Card professor in School of Family Life at Brigham Young University and now serves as the Director of the BYU Faculty Center.Dr. Hart’s scholarship focuses on linkages among family processes, parenting practices, and children’s social development in cultural Read more about December 2018 Spotlight, Craig H. Hart, Ph.D.[…]
The Tri-Caucus, Ethnic and Racial Issues Committee, and Equity and Justice Committee have collectively nominated the SRCD President-Elect and the Governing Council. Please cast your vote by Friday, Dec. 21st, at 11:59pm EST. Please log into your membership portal (https://apps.srcd.org/login) to vote.
The U.S. Programs’ Equality team seeks applicants for its Soros Equality Fellowship, which aims to support emerging mid-career professionals who will become long-term innovative leaders influencing the racial justice field. The fellowship award provides individuals with a grant of $100,000 to support production of an innovative racial justice project over the course of 18 months. Read more about Soros Equality Fellowship-Apply Today![…]