evanauguste.bsky.social
Assistant Professor at UMass Boston | Licensed Clinical and Forensic Psychologist | Black Liberation Psych | ABPsi Sawubona Healing Circles |
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See you there!
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All of those factors are of course relevant within the American context, but a few of the chapters have a transnational focus, with the clear context that the book is rooted within the particularities of the U.S.'s histories with incarceration and colonization.
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It'll be out early this year.
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Happy to have that conversation once you've read the argument.
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Yes! Have a symposium with Natalie, Apryl, and Kim and some of their colleagues
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We do, and have a chapter in there addressing this as well.
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Thank you! Let's get another one in soon!
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Thank you!!
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We've got chapters on African-centered assessment, community healing, forensic practice in service to radical movement, therapeutic practice for formerly incarcerated people, reparations, and more. All from a grounded group of scholars, clinicians, and people with lived experience.
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Thanks Liz!!