Keanan Joyner - Increasing Representation for BIPOC Scholars

Keanan Joyner - Increasing Representation for BIPOC Scholars

The Addiction Psychologist

Keanan Joyner discusses actionable steps to boost BIPOC representation in addiction psychology.

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34:162 Nov 2020

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Breaking Barriers: Keanan Joyner on Boosting BIPOC Representation in Addiction Psychology

Talent is randomly distributed, but opportunity is not.

Ever wondered why certain groups are underrepresented in academia? In this eye-opening episode of 'The Addiction Psychologist', hosts Samuel Acuff and Dr. Noah Emery chat with Keanan Joyner, a doctoral student at Florida State University and a Ford Fellow. Joyner takes a deep dive into the systemic issues that lead to the underrepresentation of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) in the field of addiction psychology.

He doesn't just talk about the problem; he offers real, actionable steps to make a difference. From the importance of financial support and reducing application costs to personalized interventions and tracking diversity metrics, Joyner provides a roadmap for change. He also highlights the critical role of intersectionality in diversity initiatives. This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about making academia more inclusive. Tune in to learn how you can contribute to increasing representation in your academic department and beyond.

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