Lightning Talk: Diversity and the Experiences of Black and Brown Folk in Criminology and at ASC

Session Submission Type: Lightning Talk Session

Abstract/Description

ASC has become a place where students, practitioners, and faculty discuss what is happening in criminology. Unfortunately, there is a lack of diversity, and that has been made evident and apparent to Black folk in these spaces. The lighting talk will discuss how we can be more inclusive for Black and Brown folk in these spaces.

Sub Unit

• Area XIII. Lightning Talks

Individual Presentations

• Unveiling the Diversity Deficit in Cybercrime Research and Environments - Kay Coghill, Virginia Commonwealth University

• Black @ ASC - Carolyn Coles, University of California, Irvine

• A Call from Inside the House - LaQuana N. Askew, Old Dominion University

• Epistemic Racism: Centering Black and Latina Women as Researchers and in Research - Kaelyn Sanders, Michigan State University; Natalie Rivera, Michigan State University

• Cultural Taxation - Ky Martin, California State University, Long Beach