Huiying B. Chan is the Research and Policy Analyst on the Education Justice Research and Organizing Collaborative (EJ-ROC) team at the NYU Metro Center. Huiying's research work centers culturally responsive education and racial equity in public schools with an intersectional lens. Huiying comes to this work as a life-long New Yorker and graduate of NYC public schools, with a deep grassroots organizing background. Huiying graduated summa cum laude from Wellesley College with a B.A. in Ethnic Studies and Education, and was the first to graduate with an Ethnic Studies major since the college's inception.
Selected Publications
Charmaraman, L., Chan, H. B., Tracy, A., Ramanudom, B., Chen, S., Richer, A. (2018). Asian American social media use: From cyber dependence and cyber harassment to saving face. Asian American Journal of Psychology.
Charmaraman, L., Chan, H. B., Price, T., Tracy, A. (2016). Surviving and thriving: Women of color cultivating safe spaces and virtual social capital. In S. M. Brown Givens & K. Edwards Tassie (Eds.), Women of Color and Social Media Multitasking, New York, NY: Lexington Books.