• Staying Connected: Alternative Transportation Use, Neighborhoods, and Social Participation Among Older Americans 

  Latham-Mintus, Kenzie; Manierre, Matthew; Miller, Keith (Oxford Academic, 2022-02)

  BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: A wealth of empirical evidence documents improved health among older adults who participate in social activities. Alternative transportation can serve as a bridge linking older adults to social ...
• Managing Chronic Pain in an Opioid Crisis: What is the Role of Shared Decision-Making? 

  Matthias, Marianne S.; Talib, Tasneem L.; Huffman, Monica A. (Taylor & Francis, 2020-09)

  Shared decision-making (SDM) is a widely-advocated practice that has been linked to improved patient adherence, satisfaction, and clinical outcomes. SDM is a process in which patients and providers share information, express ...
• Rethinking Kant on Duty 

  Kahn, S. (The Philosophy Education Society, Inc., 2021-06)
• A new problem for internalism 

  Carmichael, Chad (Springer, 2021-12)

  I will argue that internalism about justification entails the apparently absurd conclusion that it is possible to know specific facts about the external world—for example, that there is a tree in the quad—on the basis of ...
• Estimation of a selectivity model with misclassified selection 

  Tennekoon, Vidhura S. B. W.; Caudill, Steven B. (Taylor & Francis, 2022)

  Despite the great interest in models of self-selection and models with misclassification, there have been few studies combining the two. Notable exceptions are given by McCarthy, Millimet, and Roy and Shiu. None of these ...
• Racialized Religion and Judicial Injustice: How Whiteness and Biblicist Christianity Intersect to Promote a Preference for (Unjust) Punishment 

  Perry, Samuel L.; Whitehead, Andrew L. (Wiley, 2021-03)

  America's judicial system is both exceptionally punitive and demonstrably unjust toward racial minorities. While these dual realities are structured into America's institutions, we propose they are also partially sustained ...
• Moderated Discussion 

  Duke, Linda; Taylor Ross, Mindy; Wilson, Fred; Doss, Erika; Cooks, Bridget; Upton, Dell; Ater, Renée; Pierce, Richard; Mullins, Paul R. (Indiana University, 2013-01-25)
• "Just the Facts: Context, Section, and Outreach" and "Community Viewpoints" 

  Taylor Ross, Mindy; Brown, Amos (Indiana University, 2013-01-25)
• Welcome and Introductory Remarks 

  Blomquist, William; Labode, Modupe; Wilson, Fred (Indiana University, 2013-01-25)

  William Blomquist, “Welcome.” Modupe Labode, “Introductory remarks.” Fred Wilson, “Inspiration: Musings on what Monuments Memorials, and Public Art Inspire Me”
• Public Art, Public Response 

  Doss, Erika (Indiana University, 2013-01-25)
• Activism and Preservation: Fred Wilson’s E Pluribus Unum 

  Cooks, Bridget (Indiana University, 2013-01-25)
• Communities in Conflict: Memorializing Martin Luther King, Jr. 

  Ater, Renée (Indiana University, 2013-01-25)
• The Hoosier Story - Archaeology of Race 

  Mullins, Paul R.; Anne, Shaw (Awry Productions, 2022-05-26)

  IUPUI Anthropology Professor Paul Mullins sits down with The Hoosier Story host, Anne Shaw, to discuss the expansion of IUPUI's campus and the historically Black neighborhood its expansion displaced. Professor Mullins also ...
• Public Conversation and Closing Remarks 

  White, Carol; Labode, Modupe (Indiana University, 2013-01-25)
• Contexts of Time and Space 

  Kyrder-Reid, Elizabeth; Pierce, Richard; Mullins, Paul R.; Upton, Dell (Indiana University, 2013-01-25)

  Panel including: Elizabeth Kryder-Reid, Introduction. Richard Pierce, “We’ve Been Trying To Tell You: African-American Protest in Indianapolis.” Paul Mullins “Racializing the City: An Archaeology of Urban ...
• Exploring How the Terms “Black” and “African American” May Shape Health Communication Research 

  Ridley-Merriweather, Katherine E.; Hoffmann-Longtin, Krista; Owusu, Raiven K. (Taylor & Francis, 2021)

  Several distinct terms are used to identify descendants of the African diaspora (DADs) as fellow members of a racialized population. However, “Black” and “African American” are the two labels most commonly used. Given the ...
• Embracing difficult conversations: Making antiracist and decolonial writing center programming visible 

  Brooks-Gillies, Marilee (De Gruyter, 2022)
• Cyber CVs: Online Conversations on Cape Verdean Diaspora Identities 

  Gibau, Gina Sanchez (2010)
• Art, Race, Space Symposium [Program] 

  Museum Studies Program (Indiana University, 2013-01-25)
• The importance of Indigenous Peoples’ lands for the conservation of terrestrial mammals 

  O’Bryan, Christopher J.; Garnett, Stephen T.; Fa, Julia E.; Leiper, Ian; Rehbein, Jose A.; Fernández-Llamazares, Álvaro; Jackson, Micha V.; Jonas, Harry D.; Brondizio, Eduardo S.; Burgess, Neil D.; Robinson, Catherine J.; Zander, Kerstin K.; Molnár, Zsolt; Venter, Oscar; Watson, James E.M. (Wiley, 2021-06)

  Indigenous Peoples’ lands cover over one‐quarter of Earth's surface, a significant proportion of which is still free from industrial‐level human impacts. As a result, Indigenous Peoples and their lands are crucial for the ...

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