Social Research, Public Policy, and Racial Justice: The Dalmas Taylor Seminar
December 4th, 2009
The Dalmas Taylor Seminar
10:00am – 5:30pm
Graduate Center, CUNY, Rm 6304.01
The Dalmas Taylor Seminar will gather scholars, advocates, and applicants to the Dalmas Taylor Fellowship from across the country, including Dr. James Jones, Dr. A.J. Franklin, and Dr. Kay Deaux.
Introductory presentations on the impetus of policy-relevant research and the work of Dalmas Taylor will be followed by a series of roundtable and panel discussions, as well as presentations. Throughout the day we will engage the relationship between public policy and research about education, physical and mental health, criminal justice, and culture and identity. The seminar will be driven by a focus on strategizing effective research and building collaborations – from seeking funding to conducting research, and meeting with policy makers.
The Dalmas Taylor Seminar is supported by the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI) and the generous contributions from our speakers.
If you have questions about the seminar contact Kendra Brewster.
Public schedule for the event: DTS 2009 Public Schedule.pdf
Click on the links below to view video of the seminar:
Introduction
Significance of Research Policy - part I
Significance of Research Policy - part II
Significance of Research Policy - part III
Funding for Policy Research Panel - part I
Funding for Policy Research Panel - part II
Funding for Policy Research Panel - part III
Local Policies & Applied Research - part I
Local Policies & Applied Research - part II
Local Policies & Applied Research - part III
Tactics for Communication
SPSSI Funding Opportunities
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