Sullivan talks ‘Developing & Advancing Anti-racist Scholarly Practices’ at Columbia University’s Decolonizing Psychology conference
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Watch Professor Sullivan give her talk (fast forward to 4:52:13 hour mark).
Amanda Sullivan, PhD, Birkmaier Education Leadership Professor and school psychology program coordinator in the Department of Educational Psychology, was one of four national experts invited to speak at Columbia University’s Decolonizing Psychology conference on April 16. The goal of this full-day conference was to provide the 5,100 educators, supervisors, and students who registered with the needed resources to critically examine and decolonize their curricular, research, supervision, and mentorship practices in psychology and related fields.