Nilan & Feixa, 2006; Phelan, Davidson, & Yu, 1998; Vadeboncoeur & Patel Stevens, 2005).
They are often the focus of attention across disciplines when references are made to youth …

Caribbean immigrant students, who represent one of the largest subgroups in the Black
population in the United States, are experiencing negative educational outcomes that are …

Community self‐surveys, popularized by Margot Haas Wormser and Claire Selltiz in the
1950s, brought together diverse community groups to examine racial injustice in their local …

Background/Context School desegregation has been variably conceptualized as a remedy
for racial injustice, a means toward urban (economic) revitalization, an opportunity to …

With the renewal of phys ical exist ence goes, in the case of human beings, the re creation of
beliefs, ideals, hopes, happi ness, misery, and prac tices. The continu ity of any exper i ence …

In capitalist societies, social justice claims have historically been framed as demands for a
more equitable distribution of wealth. Increasingly, however, attention has shifted to …

Within urban education policy research, Black people are most often presented as the
objects of policy. That is, they tend to be situated on the receiving end, as beneficiaries or …

In this dissertation I posit that schooling is a social determinant of health. Employing a mixed
method, participatory action research design, this study examines and offers original …

Framing the GapbyChela Myesha DelgadoDoctor of Philosophy in EducationUniversity of
California, BerkeleyProfessor Na'ilah Nasir, Chair During her 2006 speech to the American …

Using qualitative and case studies methods that included conducting an online survey, this
study examined school-to-work and neighborhood mobilities and the roles social media and …