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Cristina Wilson, Ph.D.
Professor and Interim Co-Director, PhD Program, School of Social WorkUniversity of Connecticut
Dr. Wilson is a recognized Latina scholar and expert in health disparities and cultural humility working with Latino families.
Susan Prentice
ProfessorUniversity of Manitoba
Professor Prentice's primary specialization is contemporary and historical childcare policy and advocacy
Judith Giesberg, PhD
Professor of History; Robert M. Birmingham Chair in the Humanities | College of Liberal Arts and SciencesVillanova University
Judith Giesberg, PhD, is an expert on women's history and the U.S. Civil War.
Professor Tina Miller
Professor of SociologyOxford Brookes University
Her research interests include family lives, intimate relationships, gender, parenthood, & reproductive health.
Elaine Power
Associate Professor School of Kinesiology & Health Studies, Queen's University
Teaches social determinants of health. Researches food insecurity. Advocates for basic income. Dreams of the day when food banks can close.
Bree Akesson
Assistant Professor, Faculty of Social WorkWilfrid Laurier University
Assistant Professor at Wilfrid Laurier University who conducts research with children and families affected by war and global social work
Charmaine Smith Wright, M.D., MSHP
Director of the Center for Special Health Care NeedsChristianaCare
Dr. Charmaine Smith Wright is director of ChristianaCare's Center for Special Health Care Needs.
D. Kelly Weisberg
Professor of LawUC Hastings College of the Law
Contacts: weisberg@uchastings.edu / 415-565-4678 / Office 348-200
Naomi Ekas
Department Chair & Professor of PsychologyTexas Christian University
Naomi Ekas is an expert in autistic and non-autistic children's emotional development.
Claire Smrekar
Associate Professor of Leadership, Policy and OrganizationsVanderbilt University
An expert who studies K-12 school choice, charters, magnet schools, vouchers, private schools and segregation.