Brett Stoudt's guest appearances

Brett Stoudt

Keeping Relevant

CUNY Graduate Center

Below the Radar

Stories from the Hackery

Blanche Wiesen Cook

John Mollenkopf

Heath Brown

Helena Rosenblatt

Scott Clark

Brynn Tannehill

Tony Kushner

Lee Camp

Justin Brown

Michael Dowd

Lawrence O'Donnell

Lee Grant

Jesse Prinz

Judy Heumann

Ashley Dawson

OwlTail

Tiffany Muller

On this special edition of Below the Radar, guest host Tiffany Muller Myrdahl (SFU Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies and SFU Urban Studies) interviews Brett Stoudt. Brett came to Vancouver in early 2020 to give a workshop on participatory action research based on the work and research that he does at the City University of New York. In this episode, Tiffany and Brett talk about what participatory action research is, the Public Science Project and Morris Justice Project, and what it means to do research with and for the community rather than on it.Learn more about the projects that Tiffany and Brett discuss here:Public Science Project: https://publicscienceproject.org/Morris Justice Project: http://morrisjustice.org/ Learn more about SFU's Community-Engaged Research Initiative (CERi) here: https://sfu.ca/ceri.htmlTake a listen back to our interview with Tiffany Muller Myrdahl on her work and research here: https://soundcloud.com/sfuw-community-engagement/btr-episode-35-tiffany-muller-myrdahl

On this special edition of Below the Radar, guest host Tiffany Muller Myrdahl (SFU Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies and SFU Urban Studies) interviews Brett Stoudt. Brett came to Vancouver in early 2020 to give a workshop on participatory action research based on the work and research that he does at the City University of New York. In this episode, Tiffany and Brett talk about what participatory action research is, the Public Science Project and Morris Justice Project, and what it means to do research with and for the community rather than on it. Learn more about the projects that Tiffany and Brett discuss here: Public Science Project: <a href="https://publicscienceproject.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://publicscienceproject.org/</a> Morris Justice Project: <a href="http://morrisjustice.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://morrisjustice.org/</a> Learn more about SFU's Community-Engaged Research Initiative (CERi) here: <a href="https://sfu.ca/ceri.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sfu.ca/ceri.html</a> Take a listen back to our interview with Tiffany Muller Myrdahl on her work and research here: <a href="https://soundcloud.com/sfuw-community-engagement/btr-episode-35-tiffany-muller-myrdahl" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/sfuw-community-engagement/btr-episode-35-tiffany-muller-myrdahl</a>

Research in the Service of Community — with Tiffany Muller Myrdahl and Brett Stoudt

This week’s guest is Brett Stoudt, is an associate professor at The Graduate Center where he heads the Critical Social/Personality and Environmental Psychology subprogram of the Ph.D. Program in Psychology. Stoudt, who is also a Graduate Center alumnus, has worked on numerous participatory action research projects with community groups, lawyers, and policymakers nationally and internationally.His interests include the social psychology of privilege and oppression as well as the human impact of the criminal justice system. He serves as the associate director of the Public Science Project at The Graduate Center, and he is on the steering committee of the Communities United for Police Reform In New York City.In this conversation, he discusses New York’s Raise the Age law, which upped the age of criminal responsibility to 18. Stoudt and a coalition of partners are monitoring the new Youth Court that was created by the legislation to determine its effectiveness.

This week’s guest is Brett Stoudt, is an associate professor at The Graduate Center where he heads the Critical Social/Personality and Environmental Psychology subprogram of the Ph.D. Program in Psychology. Stoudt, who is also a Graduate Center alumnus, has worked on numerous participatory action research projects with community groups, lawyers, and policymakers nationally and internationally. His interests include the social psychology of privilege and oppression as well as the human impact of the criminal justice system. He serves as the associate director of the Public Science Project at The Graduate Center, and he is on the steering committee of the Communities United for Police Reform In New York City. In this conversation, he discusses New York’s Raise the Age law, which upped the age of criminal responsibility to 18. Stoudt and a coalition of partners are monitoring the new Youth Court that was created by the legislation to determine its effectiveness.

Brett Stoudt on The Thought Project - Episode 82

Brett Stoudt, a psychology professor at The CUNY Graduate Center and John Jay College discusses research projects focusing on privilege &amp; oppression, aggressive &amp; discriminatory policing, in conjunction with policy makers &amp; community members of all ages

Brett Stoudt: The CUNY Graduate Center/John Jay College