Highlighting Faculty Research

Featured research projects can be found here. Social change initiatives are available to view here.

Highlighting Faculty Research

Your name*
First Last
Your title*
Your email*
Project title*
Project website URL
Select all relevant CSSH research areas of focus:*
- Integrating Resilience, Sustainability, and Equity
- Cultural Transformations, Governance, Globalization
- Network Science, Digital Humanities, and Information Ethics
Project Sponsor/Grantor*
Please provide sponsor/grantor of project as they prefer to be listed for public recognition.
Grant Date

Please provide the date the grant was received, or will be received.
List the project team*
Please indicate your Northeastern project team including faculty, students, and staff. Include titles for faculty and staff, and degree in progress for students.
Does your project include outside collaborators or community partners?*
List outside collaborators and/or community partners.
Provide a one-paragraph long, plain language summary of project.*
Provide links to any media coverage for your project.
Image Attachment
You are welcome to include an image to accompany the summary of your grant. Example: a picture of the research team.
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Does this project have a social change or social impact focus?*
- Yes
- No
The College of Social Sciences and Humanities is home to many faculty, staff and students engaged in high-impact research and initiatives for social change. These efforts aim to create and disseminate knowledge that advances social justice, promotes well-being, and protects environmental integrity by working closely with communities to impact and improve institutions, policies, and practices. These teams are often highly interdisciplinary, tackling complex problems and challenges through engagement with community-partners and the co-creation of knowledge. CSSH prioritizes the inclusion of students at all levels in these research teams.
Please provide a 2-3 sentence description of the social change/impact of your research project.