Thank You Emerging Scholars and 2023 Conference Participants!

2023 Annual Conference Footage Available Soon

We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to all those who participated in the NAACFRC 2nd Annual Community-Engaged Research Conference. The conference was a great success, and we are grateful for your contributions towards co-creating research that supports Black resistance and joy.

To those who missed it, fret not! We have recorded sessions for you to relive the experience. Get ready to dive back into the excitement, knowledge-sharing, and networking that happened during the event. Stay tuned for the upcoming release of the recorded sessions! You don't want to miss out on the moments that were captured.

Recent Conference Presentations

NAACFRC Researchers and Emerging Scholars recently presented at the Society for Community Research and Action 2023 Biennial Conference.

Pictured (Clockwise)

Emerging Scholars Adrienne Jones & Aaron Neal, and Dr. Brian McGregor

Dr. Chrishanna Lloyd and Dr. Latrice Rollins

Dr. Chrishanna Lloyd, Dr. Latrice Rollins, and Justine Asante

Thank you to our 2023 Emerging Scholar and Community Pilot Project Alumni

Our inaugural Emerging Scholars cohort and Community Pilot Projects have successfully come to a close. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to all the participants who contributed to the success of these projects, and we commend you for your dedication and hard work. Your contributions have undoubtedly helped to advance our Center's mission. We look forward to the next round of projects and the opportunity to continue working together towards our shared goals. Thank you again for your support and commitment to our Center.

Emerging Scholars : Terrance Lewis, Adrienne Jones, and Aaron Neal

Partner Spotlight

The 2023 Economic Mobility & Well-Being Annual Conference is coming soon. This conference is hosted by APHSA and will provide a platform for experts and thought leaders to discuss the current state of economic mobility and strategies to improve well-being for individuals and communities. Dr. Arthi Rao and Dr. Latrice Rollins will be presenting at the conference.

Session:Understanding the Lived Experiences of African American Children and Families Enrolled in Cash Assistance and Education Programs

August 29, 2023 at 2:15pm – 3:30pm

Dr. Arthi Rao and Dr. Latrice Rollins

You can access the conference agenda by clicking here.

Annual National HBCU Week Conference

September 24-28, 2023

The National HBCU Week Conference will feature workshops, engagements, keynote addresses and interactive exhibits that will connect federal and private resources to the HBCU community. Register here.

National HBCU Week Conference Career and Recruitment Fair

September 28, 2023

In addition to the conference, join the full day in-person career and recruitment fair that will feature professional development sessions, direct hiring, and recruitment opportunities.

Registration is required. Register here.

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