Income Inequality and Educational COVID Response
Over a year out, how did schools do in responding to COVID? The truth is we don’t quite know yet; maybe it was good, maybe it was terrible? I based… Read More
TLDR! Community Psychology and Article Summarization
How long is your reading list? Mine is obscene. This is a challenge because the written word is still the major way that we share and communicate ideas. For those… Read More
Happy Juneteenth!
I was reading some commentary on Axios this morning that remarked on the “dizzying pace of this milestone.” It’s a wonderful reminder that while progress can be slow, action can… Read More
Let’s hear from you! The SCRA survey
Community Psychology is all about participation and action. We want to take good ideas and make sure they have their intended impact. A major part of that mission is making… Read More
Can Virtual Reality Improve How Teachers Are Trained?
(Teacher walks to the front of a classroom.) Teacher: Good morning everyone, let’s get started. Student: This sucks! Teacher: Excuse me? (grimacing, eyes narrowing) Student: You heard me (student glares)…. Read More
Explain it like I’m Five: Community Psychology
PubTrawlr is sponsoring SCRA Conference 2021! Only one week until the biennial Society for Community Research and Action Conference starting on June 22. SCRA is Division 27 of the American… Read More
Catching up with…Racism and Health
Recently, we wrote about recent trends in health equity research. Health equity is growing in prominence among researchers and community practitioners because, well, health outcomes are different for different populations…. Read More
Catching up with…Suicide Research
There’s an urgent need for mental health researchers and practitioners to stay up to date with research on suicidology. Practitioners, though, often struggle to find time to really dig into… Read More
May 2021 in Community Psychology
Before we close the book on May 2021 and get charged up for the upcoming SCRA conference, let’s take a last minute to look backward! It was kind of a… Read More
Stopping the Paper Mills: May’s Retraction Report
Here in the United States, Memorial Day weekend represents the official-unofficial start of summer. We Americans like to celebrate with parades, flag-waving, picnics, cook-outs, baseball; all the nice stereotypical things…. Read More
Freeze-Change-(Re)freeze & Repeat
“If you want to truly understand something, try to change it,” said Kurt Lewin, one of the early pioneers of social psychology and action research. He spent years using scientific… Read More
PubTrawlr’s Spring Cleaning
Notice something different? Why, we’ve reformatted our blog to make it easier for you to search and browse the latest in implementation updates! Our goal is to help you more… Read More