Working Group - Haiti
The Haiti Working Group examines critical issues related to human development and social change in Haiti. Centered in a human rights-based approach, we conduct interdisciplinary research on topics relevant to developing a thriving society such as access to food and water, education, healthcare, and mental health services; economic, social, and cultural rights; protection of vulnerable populations; and environmental sustainability. Our mixed methodologies and theoretical approaches are on the cutting edge of interdisciplinary research and collaboration.
Members
| Name | Degree | Institution | Department |
|---|---|---|---|
| C. Francoise Acra | Ph.D. | NYU | Child and Adolescent Psychiatry |
| LaRue Allen | Ph.D. | NYU | Applied Psychology |
| Greg Beckett | Ph.D. | University of Chicago | Anthropology |
| Kimber Bogard | Ph.D. | NYU | Early Childhood Education |
| Dana Burde | Ph.D. | NYU | International Education |
| Fabienne Doucet | Ph.D. | NYU | Early Childhood Education |
| Sabrena Jaswal | M.A. | London South Bank University (U.K.) | Health Promotion |
| Niyati Parekh | Ph.D. | NYU | Nutrition and Public Health |
| Margaret Satterthwaite | J.D. | NYU | Human Rights Law |
| Rose Vukovic | Ph.D. | NYU | Special Education |