Building Antiracist Curriculum & Practice

What are the factors that help build justice focused curriculum? What stakeholders need to be involved to create change? Dawn Belkin Martinez, Associate Dean of Equity and Inclusion at Boston University’s School of Social Work, shares strategies, opportunities, and challenges around creating an antiracist culture and community.

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Dawn Belkin Martinez

dawnbm@bu.edu

Dawn Belkin Martinez is a Clinical Associate Professor; Associate Dean, Equity & Inclusion; and Co-Director, BRIDGE Program with BU School of Social Work. Areas of expertise include: social justice in clinical practice; the Liberation Health framework for social work practice; family therapy; clinical practice with…Read More

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Dawn Belkin Martinez

dawnbm@bu.edu

Dawn Belkin Martinez is a Clinical Associate Professor; Associate Dean, Equity & Inclusion; and Co-Director, BRIDGE Program with BU School of Social Work. Areas of expertise include: social justice in clinical practice; the Liberation Health framework for social work practice; family therapy; clinical practice with the Latino community; racial Justice; community organizing as a therapeutic intervention; and substance misuse with adolescents and young adults.