Publications

To view Dr. Michael Curtis' publications, please take a look at his Google Scholar and ResearchGate profiles.

Conference Posters

Longitudinal Effects of Interpersonal Discrimination on LGB Emerging Adults’ Social Worldview and Suicidal Ideation

Reference: Hice, H., Curtis, M. G., & Nakanishi, C. (2025 May). Longitudinal Effects of Interpersonal Discrimination on LGB Emerging Adults’ Social Worldview and Suicidal Ideation. Poster to be presented at the Society for Research in Child Development 2025 Biennial Meeting.

Microaggressions, Negative Social Worldviews, and Symptoms of Depression across Three Age Cohorts of Sexual Minorities: A Longitudinal Mediation Analysis

Reference: Curtis, M. G., Hice, H., & Nakanishi, C. (2025 April). Microaggressions, Negative Social Worldviews, and Symptoms of Depression across Three Age Cohorts of Sexual Minorities: A Longitudinal Mediation Analysis. Poster presented at Anxiety & Depression Association of America 2025 Annual Conference.

Popular Media

New Research Summary: How do Black Men’s Adverse Childhood Experiences Impact their Masculinity?

Reference: Gutzmore, C. (Apr. 2024) High rates of suicide among young black men in rural areas: Study reveals systemic failure. The Atlanta Voice. https://theatlantavoice.com/black-men-suicide-rural-adversity-prevention/

Young Black Men Are Dying by Suicide at Alarming Rates

Reference: Ross, J. (Jun. 2025). Kyren Lacy’s Death at 24 Sheds Light on Black Male Suicide Crisis. Capital B. https://capitalbnews.org/black-men-mental-health-2/

1 in 3 rural Black Georgia men feel suicidal, study finds

Reference: Wilborn. (Apr. 2024). 1 in 3 rural Black Georgia men feel suicidal, study finds. Axios; Axios Atlanta. https://www.axios.com/local/atlanta/2024/04/02/1-in-3-rural-black-georgia-men-feel-suicidal-study-finds

Young Black Men Are Dying by Suicide at Alarming Rates

Reference: Hataway, L. (Mar. 2024). Young Black Men Are Dying by Suicide at Alarming Rates. UGA Today. https://news.uga.edu/young-black-men-dying-by-suicide-at-alarming-rates/

New Research Summary: How do Black Men’s Adverse Childhood Experiences Impact their Masculinity?

Reference: McDermott, R. (Feb. 2020). New Research Summary: How do Black Men’s Adverse Childhood Experiences Impact their Masculinity?. Society For the Psychological Study of Men and Masculinities, Division 51 of the American Psychological Association. https://www.division51.net/post/new-research-summary-how-do-black-men-s-adverse-childhood-experiences-impact-their-masculinity?fbclid=IwAR2OKlPvO6a0udOzLvsJz45V_egHV0IjedoArvi63QapcPMSLyT_QFSk1N8

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