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Purpose
Purpose
The goal of our work is to advance the human rights of children through actionable science by generating empirical knowledge that researchers, practitioners, and policymakers can use to identify and rectify social systems that reproduce inequality in development.
The A.R.C. Lab at San Francisco State University is dedicated to Advancing the Rights of Children through psychological science.
Collaborators
Collaborators
Mission
Mission
The Immigration Initiative at Harvard (IIH) advances interdisciplinary scholarship, original research, and intellectual exchange on issues related to immigrant origin children—the fastest growing child and youth population in our country (currently, comprising 27% of children and 33% of all young adults).
The Immigration Initiative at Harvard serves as a place of convening for scholars, students, policy makers, community leaders, and practitioners working on topics related to understanding and serving this population. We are a clearinghouse for the translation of evidence-based research to promising practices.
Mission
Mission
At the Youth Action Transformation (Youth ACT) Lab, a psychology lab based at Bates College founded by Dr. Elena Maker Castro, we seek to produce actionable research for educators and youth practitioners that amplifies youths' assets and agency for civic action while supporting their wellbeing.
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