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Research & Action Midyear Brief 2019

Conversations with Extended Family Can Boost Teen Sexual Health

Adult woman and teen talkA study by Jennifer M. Grossman, Ph.D., explored how extended families support teens’ sexual health.

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Social Biases Impede Justice for Sexual Assault Victims

 Gavel and handcuffsAssumptions about a potential jury’s social biases are tied to sexual assault cases dropping out of the criminal justice system.

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Collaborating to Advance Equity and SEL

Kamilah Drummond-Forrester, M.A., Gail Cruise-Roberson, and Sarah Fiarman lead a workshop on equity and SEL at Tufts University.Kamilah Drummond-Forrester, M.A., Gail Cruise-Roberson, and Sarah Fiarman lead a workshop on equity and SEL at Tufts University.The National SEED Project and Open Circle teamed up to facilitate a workshop on equity and social and emotional learning at Tufts University.

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Immigrant Networking and Collaboration

Diverse young professionals at work.A new study from economist Sari Pekkala Kerr, Ph.D., highlights differences in networking habits of immigrant and non-immigrant entrepreneurs.

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Gaming Affects Youth Development

Two middle-school-age boys play a computer game.Online games like Fortnite influence youth development, according to findings from Linda Charmaraman, Ph.D.

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Child and Parent Depression Connections

Sad African American mother and child embraceTracy Gladstone, Ph.D., and colleagues identify a connection between youth and parents dealing with anxiety and depression.

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Leadership in Afterschool

National Institute on Out-of-School Time staff at 2019 National AfterSchool Association Annual Convention in New York, NYNational Institute on Out-of-School Time staff at 2019 National AfterSchool Association Annual Convention in New York, NYEllen Gannet, M.Ed., was honored during the 2019 National AfterSchool Association Annual Convention for her decades of leadership in the out-of-school time field.

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New Book from Peggy McIntosh

peggy book webPeggy McIntosh's book: On Privilege, Fraudulence, and Teaching as Learning: Selected Essays 1981-2019Peggy McIntosh, Ph.D., a leading voice on white privilege and anti-racism work, shares a collection of her essays on privilege and power in a new book.

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Preventing Sexual Harassment in Schools

 

Stop sexual harassment written on chalkboardNan Stein, Ed.D., brings Shifting Boundaries, a middle school sexual harassment prevention program, to new audiences.

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Examining Black Motherhood

African American mother and daughter color Visiting Scholar Karen Craddock, Ph.D., examines Black motherhood in a new book chapter.

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Does #MeToo Represent Black Girls’ Experiences with Sexual Violence?

Tarana Burke, founder of #MeToo Movement.Scholars from WCW investigate how Black women and girls cope with sexual violence and whether #MeToo reflects their experiences.

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Research & Action Midyear Brief 2019

Research & Action Midyear Brief 2019

In this issue:

  • Conversations with Extended Family Can Boost Teen Sexual Health
  • Social Biases Impede Justice for Sexual Assault Victims
  • Collaborating to Advance Equity and SEL
  • Immigrant Networking and Collaboration
  • Gaming Affects Youth Development
  • Child and Parent Depression Connections
  • Leadership in Afterschool
  • New Book from Peggy McIntosh
  • Preventing Sexual Harassment in Schools
  • Examining Black Motherhood
  • Does #MeToo Represent Black Girls’ Experiences with Sexual Violence?

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