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Personal Reflections: Barriers and Strategies in Increasing Diversity in Psychology
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Personal Reflections: Barriers and Strategies in Increasing Diversity in Psychology

Melba J. T Vasquez, Bernice Lott, Enedina Garcıá-Vázquez, Sheila K Grant, Gayle Y Iwamasa, Ludwin E Molina, Brian L Ragsdale and Elise Vestal-Dowdy
The American psychologist, Vol.61(2), pp.157-172
02/01/2006
DOI: 10.1037/0003-066X.61.2.157
PMID: 16478359
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https://digitalcommons.uri.edu/psy_facpubs/382View
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Abstract

In this article, six faculty and students of color who participated in a panel discussion at a symposium during the National Multicultural Conference and Summit of 2003 talk about the barriers they encountered and continue to encounter in their graduate training and places of employment. They also discuss strategies they found to be effective, enhancing, and positive and suggest other possibilities. The contributors describe their relationships with dominant-group and minority peers and talk about how issues of social class, disability, and sexual orientation as well as color have been part of their experience.
increasing diversity ethnic minority recruitment and retention multiple diversities barriers to and strategies for achievement increasing persons of color in psychology

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