Sara Eccleston, Ph.D.
About
Degrees
Introduction
I am trained as a Community Psychologist to investigate practices and processes that support social transformation, human flourishing, and community organizing.
Scholarly Interests
Community Psychology; Intersection of Race, Religion, and Community Organizing; Feminist, Decolonial, and Community Based Research Methods
Current Research
My research explores how grassroots communities develop social critique and organize for social change. Much of my research is focused on investigating how American Christian faith communities understand the problem of racism and how they organize for antiracism. I intend my future research to engage with Indigenous organizing in the PNW. My research methods are primarily qualitative, feminist, decolonial, and community based.
Teaching
19YCH 220: Lifespan Development
TPSYCH 320: Race, Class, and Gender as Contexts for Child Development
TPSYCH 306: Community Psychology, Research, and Action