The twentieth century has brought a rising tide of disasters threatening life as we know it
around the world–including terror attacks, ethnic/tribal conflicts, and war; a global pandemic …

This reflection on the history and future of developmental resilience science (DRS)
highlights its co-emergence with developmental psychopathology (DP), as well as the roles …

Objective: African immigrants in the United States have unique experiences and stressors,
resulting in diverse outcomes and disparities. As such, examining the effects of cultural …

Race, ethnicity, and culture are central to human development and family life. However,
early research pathologized these influences on African Americans. Pioneering scholars …

Environmental racism (ER), or the disproportionate burden of environmental toxins in
racially marginalized communities (eg, Chavis, 1994), has been associated with poor mental …

Background: In recent years, public discourse has increasingly brought institutional and
structural racism to the foreground of discussion on the well-being of BIPOC (Black …

The pervasiveness of racism in the US and its negative relations with key development
outcomes has led researchers to uncover mediators, of which this article argues efficacy …

Black mothers are highly capable of supporting their children by creating homeplaces, or
spaces where children are shielded from the challenges of the outside world, by leveraging …

This study compared the psychosocial health between Black/African Americans and other
ethnic groups during the COVID-19 pandemic. Using self-report questionnaires, data were …

This qualitative study seeks to amplify the stories and voices of recently graduated African
American students who completed at least one Advance Placement (AP) course to learn …