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Sonya Faber, Ph.D.

Dr. Faber is an experienced scientist and pharmaceutical professional specializing in translational clinical development. She is member of the Board Directors of the Chacruna and serves on the Racial Equity and Access Committee.

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Can power blind one to the truth

Untangling the Knots of Power: Exploring the Impact of Power Decline on Self-Esteem

Can power blind one to the truth? This study conducted in East China suggests yes,...
bias in psychology boards

Sundown State. Uncovering Hidden Injustices of a Psychology Board

Uncovering bias in psychology boards requires confronting the uncomfortable truths lurking beneath the surface of...
a new tool enables us to be able to start measuring racism

Unveiling Trauma Beyond the Norm: The OBTSI Shines a Light on Oppression-Based Traumatic Stress

The oppression-based traumatic stress inventory (OBTSI) provides a framework for measuring racism and trauma at...
Is cancel culture effective?

The Power of Cancel Culture: Empowerment and Validation in Collective Action

Cancel culture can be effective at empowering and validating the experiences of marginalized groups who...
What does it mean to be an ally? It demands a genuine commitment to understanding and addressing the root causes of injustice.

Compassion as Catalyst: What Does It Mean to be an Ally?

What does it mean to be an ally? It demands a genuine commitment to understanding...
issues for postdoctoral researchers at German institutions.

Confronting Challenges for Postdoctoral Researchers in German Academia

Confronting challenges for postdoctoral researchers in German academia requires addressing critical gaps in Germany's legal...
teaching race, ethnicity, and privilege in the classroom

Navigating Race and Privilege in Classroom Discussions: Empowering Voices and Fostering Equity

Teaching race, ethnicity, and privilege in the classroom requires instructors to navigate student discomfort. Discussions...
Understanding prejudice against Romani

Unveiling Emotional Spillover: Differential Prejudice between Romani and Hungarian Minorities

Emotions play a major role in understanding prejudice against Romani and Hungarians in Romania and...
Decolonizing psychotherapy starts with healing the practitioners

Healing the Healers: Addressing Race and Privilege in Psychotherapy

Decolonizing psychotherapy curriculum requires integrating diverse perspectives, acknowledging historical contributions from marginalized groups, and promoting...
empowering Indigenous peoples in research in regards to ethics and policy considerations

Empowering Indigenous Communities: Navigating Power Dynamics in Ethical Research

Empowering Indigenous communities in medical and other scientific research requires special ethical considerations that consider...
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