FCD's Social Justice for Young Children Conversation Series

MAY 2024
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How to Do Research That Changes the World
Social Justice for Young Children Conversation Series Blog


Dr. Manuel Pastor, distinguished professor of sociology and American studies & ethnicity and director of the Equity Research Institute at the University of Southern California, details his evolution from assistant professor of economics to community-engaged researcher in How to Do Research That Changes the World ([link removed]) , featured in the Foundation for Child Development's Social Justice for Young Children Conversation Series ([link removed]) .
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Dr. Pastor demonstrates how the fusion of community organizing and rigorous research can catalyze meaningful change. He underscores the significance of humility, curiosity, rigor plus relevance, and developing good habits early as indispensable qualities for researchers striving to make an impact. Additionally, he provides tangible examples of the impact of community-engaged research—informing immigration policy to supporting environmental justice.

Join us in exploring the intersection of academia and activism with Dr. Pastor. His insights offer valuable guidance for both aspiring academics and seasoned researchers alike. This piece will inform how you can embark on a journey of impactful scholarship and contribute to building a more just and equitable world.
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FCD's Social Justice for
Young Children Conversation Series
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In September 2023, the Foundation launched this Conversation Series to explore what it means to pursue social justice for young children and their families with advocates, researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and funders joining us along this journey. Recent Conversation Series features uncover powerful synergies for supporting young children to reach their full potential and propose solutions for pressing issues such as:
* To Abolish Poverty, We Need a Fully Funded, 21st-Century Child Care System ([link removed])
April 30, 2024
* Build Power Among Mothers of Color to Get Policies That Work for All Mothers ([link removed])
March 28, 2024
* Upgrade the Jobs, Not the Workers, for Sustainable Child Care ([link removed])
February 29, 2024
* Working Across Silos and in Community to Support Children of Immigrants ([link removed])
January 31, 2024

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