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Research & Action Annual Report 2021

Q&A: Humanizing Survivors of Human Trafficking

kate price candidIn a Q&A, Visiting Scholar Kate Price, Ph.D., discusses the importance of including survivors in research on commercial sexual exploitation of children.

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International Partnership Aims to Prevent Human Trafficking in Liberia

Cynthia Blandford and Layli MaparyanHon. Cynthia Lynn Blandford, Founder and President of the UCL, (left) and WCW Executive Director Layli Maparyan (right) partnered to address human trafficking in Liberia.With funding from the U.S. Embassy in Monrovia, WCW and partners are addressing human trafficking in Liberia.

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Research Scientist Testifies at Hearing on Title IX Changes

GBV Protest SignLinda Williams, Ph.D., stressed the importance of implementing research-informed policies to support survivors of sexual violence on college campuses.

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Diverse Data Samples Drive Social Change

Huiying, Linda, and BudnampetCharmaraman (center) and her former Wellesley College student interns Huiying B. Chan ’16 (left) and Budnampet Ramanudom ’18 (right) co-authored a book chapter on how and why women of color use social media to create virtual communities.Through the lens of her work on youth, media, and wellbeing, Linda Charmaraman, Ph.D., explains how diverse data samples can help to better support underserved populations.

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Q&A: Education in a Multicultural Democracy

globeIn a Q&A, Visiting Scholar Sheron Fraser-Burgess, Ph.D., shares how she came to work at the intersection of philosophy and education.

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New Grant to Prevent and Treat Depression in Teens with Disabilities

teens in wheelchairSenior Research Scientist Tracy Gladstone, Ph.D., and colleagues have been awarded nearly $7 million from the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute.

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Research Scientist Studies "New Normal" in Child Care

child care pandemicWendy Wagner Robeson, Ph.D., shares findings from a study on child care access in Massachusetts during the pandemic.

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Black Girls Create Seeks to Transform How Black Girls Think About STEM

black girls create logoThe culturally responsive maker program will reach more girls with a new grant from the National Science Foundation.

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Tips to Boost Youth Engagement in Learning

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Open Circle's Legacy of School Transformation

open circle classroomA teacher at a Dorchester, MA, elementary school leads an Open Circle meeting.After 34 years of operation, Open Circle transitioned to a legacy program of the Wellesley Centers for Women at the end of June 2021.

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Research & Action Annual Report 2021

Research & Action Annual Report 2021

In this issue:

  • Q&A: Humanizing Survivors of Human Trafficking
  • International Partnership Aims to Prevent Human Trafficking in Liberia
  • Research Scientist Testifies at Hearing on Title IX Changes
  • Diverse Data Samples Drive Social Change
  • Q&A: Education in a Multicultural Democracy
  • New Grant to Prevent and Treat Depression in Teens with Disabilities
  • Research Scientist Studies "New Normal" in Child Care
  • Black Girls Create Seeks to Transform How Black Girls Think About STEM
  • Tips to Boost Youth Engagement in Learning
  • Open Circle's Legacy of School Transformation

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