This paper is out. FINALLY. It took over 2 years for this piece to be recognized for its value & I have cried trying to justify the importance of talking about these issues in our communities. If dissertations can be kids, then this is one of mine. Full text is available!

Participatory Research Levels Level 0 - No engagement in research with the communities that are most affected by an issue being explored Level 1 - Harmful & unethical consultation - good intentions / bad practice Level 2 - Minimal & occasional consultation, with no harm

Asian American academics & civil rights groups are speaking out after Ron DeSantis signed a bill last week, requiring that AAPI history to be included in the K-12 curriculum. The measure coincides w/another bill to defund DEI efforts in public colleges. nbcnews.com/news/asian-ame…

Pub Alert 🎉A reframe of the #impostersyndrome to the infiltrator experience. Check bio for link. Thanks for the special issue that made this a reality, Drs. Dutta & Atallah #psychology #liberationpsychology #decolonization #mentalhealth #AcademicTwitter psycnet.apa.org/doi/10.1037/pa…

Could not have asked for a better first day and intern cohort at UIC Psychiatry ❤️ Looking forward to the year ahead!

It was incredibly healing and powerful to present on work that represents my AANHPI community in community ❤️ Thank you APA Division 45 for this space.

CUNY Jewish Law Students’ Statement on Palestine is unflinching. Inspiring. docs.google.com/document/u/1/d…

UCLA’s unconscionable inaction, Columbia/CCNY’s extreme aggression, and all the intimidation and arrests across the country. These colleges have committed the ultimate betrayal against the young people they were entrusted with educating and serving.

STUDENTS WILL HOLD THE LINE. WE WILL NOT ABANDON THE CAMP. LA GET TO UCLA NOW! WE NEED YOU!

Among other strong emotions, many students have expressed a profound feeling of loss for the deep sense of community and collective care that is rarely experienced in most of our lives in America but was the norm in the encampment.

A battle we will never forget. We wont stop fighting. Solidarity forever. A #FreePalestine in our lifetime!

Though it ended in extreme police violence called in by university administration, yesterday’s protest at UCLA’s Gaza Solidarity Encampment was remarkable. The overwhelming support for Palestine and pro-Palestinian protesters was a sight to behold.

Solidarity forever 🖤🫡 From last night before the raid:

For hours they did this. Unbelievable. They had no help, as is widely reported. When it started I thought, well they just have to make it 20 minutes. lol. They were hacking, crying from mace. 20+ hospitalized. Four hours they fought. I mean. Do people understand? What ucla did?..

How they risked their students lives? For four fucking hours? Do you know how long four hours is? Do you know how long four hours is when you’re watching, on every news channel on the fucking planet, your own students being beaten with sticks, maced and slashed at w/ knives?

Every student protesting should know these three things: 1. You are a ray of hope for Gaza: Every person I’ve spoken to in and from Gaza has told me they were losing hope in international solidarity, until these protests started. They said the encampments are their main (for

let the student protests lead our eyes back to gaza. now is the moment (and it has always been the moment) to call loudly for the u.s. to stop arming israel - no military aid, no weapons sales. stop arming the occupation & the genocide (1/3) x.com/QudsNen/status…

today is Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day. it is a somber day. in 2014, 300+ Holocaust survivors & descendants paid to place a letter in NYT to "equivocally condemn the massacre of Palestinians in Gaza and the ongoing occupation and colonization of historic Palestine." 1/