SLU RID Lab

📣NOW RECRUITING FOR A STUDY!!!

Are you a person of color wanting to learn new skills to manage stress and other feelings caused by racism? The Race and Intergroup Dynamics (RID) Lab of St. Louis University invites you to participate in our study engaging with others to learn how to lead a life liberated from the oppression.

What will be asked of you?
☑️Attend 5 weekly group sessions OR
☑️Attend 3 weekly individual sessions AND
☑️Complete 4 surveys

Scan the QR code to check your eligibility and join the list! Please reach out if you have questions.

Hi! My name is Tanesha Johnson and I am a doctoral candidate in clinical psychology interested in the impact of racial discrimination and people’s mental health (both the positive and negative aspects). I am asking for your participation as well as your help in distributing this survey by forwarding this email to other people you know who are an African American or Black parent of a Black teenager (between the ages of 13 to 19 years old). I am asking for your participation as well as for your help in distributing this survey by sharing and forwarding this message to other Black parents that you know.

Participation in this study will involve parents and teens individually completing an online questionnaires that should take no more than 60 minutes. Responses will remain anonymous. There is also an opportunity for both parents and teens to enter a raffle for a $25 Amazon gift card.

This knowledge to be obtained and used in an effort to help Black Americans and to better understand racial discrimination as well as its impact on mental health broadly.

To participate you must meet the following criteria:
* Be older than 18 years old
* Identify as Black/African American
* Be the parent or guardian of a Black teenager between the ages of 13 to 19 years old

Here is the link to the survey: bit.ly/BlackTeenStudy

OR you can scan the QR code in the flyer

Thank you so much for your involvement with the study!

Tanesha Johnson, M.S.
Doctoral Candidate
Department of Psychology at Saint Louis University
[email protected]

Research Study: One of our lab members is conducting their thesis research and is recruiting participants! Feel free to participate below or reach out to Bryce K. Davis at [email protected] with any questions you have. If you know someone who may be interested in participating feel free to share. tinyurl.com/SLU-32115

Interested in talking with other people of color about coping with racism and living healthy liberated lives? We are conducting a study about helping people of color live healthy and liberated lives in the face of racism. The first step, is responding the survey linked below

https://ridlab.ripplescience.com/screening/qsR7ZLkPEYuJXvKXN/4ABnTD7qBPzZkSwJ9/form?fbclid=IwAR3pMy5k16QgYzJtlq4cSiTVkbgWatsczNdqGhUxgI3AaTDCJwQJnstJ3NU

Interested in talking with other people of color about coping with racism and living healthy liberated lives? We are conducting a study about helping people of color live healthy and liberated lives in the face of racism. The first step, is responding the survey linked below

https://ridlab.ripplescience.com/screening/qsR7ZLkPEYuJXvKXN/4ABnTD7qBPzZkSwJ9/form

Greetings,

We are conducting a study about helping people of color live healthy and liberated lives in the face of racism. The first step is responding to the survey linked below!
https://ridlab.ripplescience.com/screening/qsR7ZLkPEYuJXvKXN/4ABnTD7qBPzZkSwJ9/form

If you know someone else who might be interested, please forward them the link below.
https://ridlab.ripplescience.com/screening/qsR7ZLkPEYuJXvKXN/4ABnTD7qBPzZkSwJ9/form
Thanks for your time.

Contact us with any questions -
RIDlab
[email protected]

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