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LOS ANGELES — The California Department of Public Health and the Office of Health Equity released results of the statewide evaluation of the California Reducing Disparities Project. Authored by Loyola Marymount University researchers, the report…
NBC News- “But even that is not going to guarantee that someone can establish their lineage through records because the records were messy,” said LMU Professor Cheryl Grills, a psychologist and another task force…
With the exciting development of the Inclusive History and Images Project (IHIP), Margarita R. Ochoa, saw a unique opportunity to offer students the chance to be involved in the project through a uniquely designed semester-long course.
NBC News: “If you understand stress, you can understand a lot of what was happening in that room that day,” said task force member Cheryl Grills, a clinical psychology professor at Loyola Marymount University…
KQED News: “If day in and day out, you are told repeatedly, you’re not a human being. You’re not intelligent. You’re not beautiful. You don’t know how to raise your children. You’re a criminal…
KQED-FM: Cheryl Grills, director of the Psychology Applied Research Center at Loyola Marymount University and a task force member, voted against lineage-based reparations because of the trauma associated with searching for enslaved ancestors. “Not…
The Psychology Applied Research Center at LMU empowers underserved communities to address inequity and improve services ranging from mental health to drug prevention and childhood obesity.
