2024
Linda Burton (MFP Cohort 8) was featured in Social Welfare, the University of California-Berkeley School of Social Welfare’s magazine, in “Higher Ground: A Walk in Faith with Dean Linda Burton.”
Aya Waller-Bey (MFP Cohort 51) authored an opinion piece in Detroit Free Press, titled “Stop telling Black kids to write about trauma in college admissions essays.”
2023
Malissa Alinor (MFP Cohort 46) presented “Just a Race Hire? The Effects of Competency Microaggressions on Workplace Behaviors and Emotion” at the 2023 Race, Gender & Equity at Work Research Symposium hosted by the Harvard Business School.
Sean Arayasirikul (MFP Cohort 38) was interviewed by the University of California Global Health Institute in “Get to know CGHJ’s New Associate Director, Sean Arayasirikul!”
Nnenia Campbell (MFP Cohort 42) spoke on a webinar panel hosted by the Center for Disaster Philanthropy titled “Older adults and disasters: Overcoming stereotypes and strengthening inclusion.”
Stephanie Canizales (MFP Cohort 43) was interviewed by Shoutout LA about her ongoing projects in “Meet Stephanie L. Canizales | Researcher, Writer, Creative.” Dr. Canizales also authored the opinion piece, “Our Failed Immigration Policy Is Causing a Child Labor Epidemic in The U.S.” in the Los Angeles Times.
Anna Haskins (MFP Cohort 39) was featured in Notre Dame Magazine in “Having Coffee With…Anna Haskins.”
Krystale E. Littlejohn (MFP Cohort 39) was a guest on an episode of National Public Radio’s 1A titled “The Future of Sperm-Related Birth Control.”
Cecilia Menjívar (MFP Cohort 17) spoke at a public seminar hosted by the Danish Institute for International Studies titled “Climate Change and Contemporary Migration.”
Robert Peralta (MFP Cohort 24) was interviewed WalletHub on deviance in “Most Sinful Cities in America.”
Rashawn Ray (MFP Cohort 31) authored a commentary on the Brookings Institution website titled “The March on Washington was a case for reparations.”
SM Rodriguez (MFP Cohort 41) presented “Black Feminism in Europe: The Migration of Abolitionist Movement Philosophy” at a panel discussion hosted by the European Institute and London School of Economics Centre for Women, Peace and Security.
Firuzeh Shokooh Valle (MFP Cohort 41) was a guest on the La sala de Todas podcast “El feminismo es una práctica: un rato con Firuzeh Shokooh Valle” (“Feminism is a practice: An interview with Firuzeh Shokooh Valle”).
Stacy Torres (MFP Cohort 40) co-authored a blog post titled “Researching Through Loss” for Everyday Sociology Blog and authored an opinion piece, “S.F. Photoshopped Away Its Warts For APEC. It Shouldn’t Have”, in the San Francisco Chronicle. Dr. Torres was also a guest on an episode of the Science Vs podcast titled “Pssst!! The Science of Gossip.”
