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Accessible Psychology and Academia

by Christin Mujica

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Academia and clinical psychology have prioritized "formal" language and other white supremacist ideas making research that can help others inaccessible. This podcast was created to make our research more accessible to those interested and highlight the amazing folks that are decolonizing academia.

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Episodes

  1. "The Master's Tools Will Never Dismantle the Master's House." - In Honor of Juneteenth

    Happy Juneteenth! What can you do as a non-Black person to honor and celebrate the holiday.... 1. Attend Academics for Black Survival and Wellness: https://www.academics4blacklives.com/ If you are Black, you can also enjoy the free Wellness track to take care of yourself and HEAL! 2. Read books...

  2. An article on Black Queerness and finding a space to just be!

    During this podcast, I discuss a qualitative study focused on Black sexual minority women and gender diverse individuals and how they counter anti-Black racism and heterosexism in their communities. The citation for the article is: Page, K. V., Cerezo, A., & Ross, A. (2021). Creating space for...

  3. Discrimination, Internalized Racism, and Sleep

    I’m breaking down how experiencing discrimination and internalized racism affects sleep in Black college students at predominantly white universities. This is the citation of the article: Fuller-Rowell TE, Nichols OI, Burrow AL, Ong AD, Chae DH, El-Sheikh M. Day-to-day fluctuations in experiences...

  4. Introduction and Deflecting Class Privilege

    Welcome to the first episode of the podcast! Get to learn a little bit about me and why I'm interested in creating content related to making academia more accessible. After my introduction, listen to me talk about the article "Deflecting Privilege: Class Identity and the Intergenerational Self"…

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  5. Accessible Psychology and Academia Trailer

    Hello listeners! I'm hoping to bring the research that we often talk about in academia to a wider audience. My main focus will be research in psychology and I hope you will join me to learn more about mental health and other topics related to psychology. If you ever have any questions, email me...

About this show

Academia and clinical psychology have prioritized "formal" language and other white supremacist ideas making research that can help others inaccessible. This podcast was created to make our research more accessible to those interested and highlight the amazing folks that are decolonizing academia.

Hosted by

Christin Mujica

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does Accessible Psychology and Academia have?

Accessible Psychology and Academia has 5 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on June 19, 2021.

What is Accessible Psychology and Academia about?

Academia and clinical psychology have prioritized "formal" language and other white supremacist ideas making research that can help others inaccessible. This podcast was created to make our research more accessible to those interested and highlight the amazing folks that are decolonizing academia.

How often does Accessible Psychology and Academia release new episodes?

Accessible Psychology and Academia publishes monthly, based on its 5 episodes since January 2021.

Who hosts Accessible Psychology and Academia?

Accessible Psychology and Academia is created and hosted by Christin Mujica.
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