Background Firearms-related health sciences research has documented disparities in fatal
and nonfatal firearm injury impacting populations in the United States defined by race and …

Introduction Recent years have witnessed an increase in highly publicized attacks targeting
members of ethnoracial and religious minority groups. To date, existing research has …

In the present study, we examined whether willingness to participate in collective action and
feelings of negative affect in response to the police killing of a Black man can be explained …

This study examined the relations between Muslim students' college experiences and their
socioemotional and academic adjustment. Further, the role of students' Muslim identity …

This study examined how social identity predicts willingness to engage in social action
following a hate crime. More specifically, we looked at this within the context of lesbian, gay …

This cross‐sectional survey study examined the underlying psychosocial constructs of Black
(n= 163) and White (n= 246) university students' willingness to endorse racially motivated …

Despite more than a decade of academic research and initiatives to improve SGM health
and wellness in the United States, only modest improvements have been made for SGM …

Events like mass shootings and other mass casualty incidents provide unique challenges
about how best to support not only those who have been impacted, but also the affected …