FY20 Recipients
The Grants to Enhance Research on Racism program awarded seven large grants up to $70,000 in funding and eight small grants, up to $10,000 in funding. All projects are funded for an 18-month term, beginning September 15, 2020.
PI Name | PI College | Project Title |
Kate Anderson | College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences | Cultural consensus modeling to identify culturally relevant risk factors for suicide among Black youth |
Jason Casellas | College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences | Perceptions of Judicial Legitimacy by Racial Minorities: The Effects of Diversifying the Judiciary |
Jose G De Los Reyes Heredia | College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences | "Mapping Slavery in Early Colonial Mexico" |
Willa H Friedman | College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences | Racial Bias in Forgiveness and Assessing Good and Bad Behavior |
Lorra L Garey | College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences | Experimental Test of Smoking Lapse and Topography among African American Smokers: The Influence of Racial Discrimination |
Summer Harlow | College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences | When Black and Brown Lives Matter: The effectiveness of social media messaging on intentions to engage in anti-racism collective action |
Miao Li | College of Education | Racial Justice with Hip-Hop Education: Inspiring and Engaging Homeless Youth through Literacy |
Mary F Love | College of Nursing | Racism, Resilience, and Quality of Life in Black Stroke Survivors: A Mixed-Methods Study |
Lan Ni | College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences | Addressing Racism through Monitoring and Mitigation of Racially Charged Hate Crimes and Violence: An Interdisciplinary Approach |
Virginia Rangel | College of Education | Addressing Racism in the Juvenile Justice System Through a Hybrid Diversion Program |
Samina Salim | College of Pharmacy | Understanding Impact of Racism on Psychological and Physical Health in Syrian Refugee Children Re-Settled in Houston, Texas |
Scott V Savage | College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences | The Downstream Consequences of Race-Related Managerial Job Insecurity |
Carla Sharp | College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences | Cultural consensus modeling to identify culturally relevant risk factors for suicide among Black youth |
Cedric Tolliver | College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences | Black Art and Power on the Bayou: Student and Community Activism in Houston’s Black Freedom Struggle |
Kellen B Zale | Law Center | The Disparate Treatment of Tenants and Homeowners in Property Law and Policy: An Empirical and Legal Analysis of the Race-Based Origins and Racialized Impacts |