Research Study: Collaborative Religious Coping Strategies of Black Males

Students from the University of Pennsylvania are conducting research on the impact of media portrayals of African American Catholics in Catholic Media. If you would interested in participating in this study, please click:

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Here is the completed study. Thanks to all you supported this endeavor.

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I want to say THANK YOU to everyone that acknowledge and shared this post. I also want to thank all that participated. The study reached its limit for participants. Thank You so very much!!!!

Are you 18 or older?
Do you identify as Black, African American, or Black American?
Did you attend Catholic School as a teenager?
Do you have a history of a criminal offense?
If you can answer yes to the above questions, consider interviewing for this study on collaborative religious coping strategies. Text, call, or email.
The study ends June 21st.

Are you 18 or over? Did you attend a Catholic school during your teen years? Do you have a past history of a criminal offense (theft, jay walking, assault, DUI, trespass, drug possession, traffic violations, shop lifting, public intoxication)?

What is a criminal offense? An act that violates federal, state, or muncipal law. It includes crimes such as felonies, trespass, arson, theft, drug possession, assault & battery, resisting arrest, driving under the influence, shoplifting, public intoxication...

Collaborative religious coping strategy happens when the individual partners with God or The Sacred, and together they address life events. If you are a adult Black male with a history of a criminal offense and attended Catholic School or Catholic religious services during your teen years. Please join the study by answering the interview questions online https://forms.gle/AoD7zWydqbJGgqqf9

Research Study: Collaborative Religious Coping Strategies of Black Males Research study on collaborative religious coping strategies of adult Black Males that attended Catholic Schools or Catholic Religious Services/Activities any length of time as a teenager (13 to 17 - 7th to 12th grade).

Collaborative religious coping strategy happens when the individual partners with God or The Sacred, and together they address life events. If you are a adult Black male with a history of a criminal offense and attended Catholic School or Catholic religious services during your teen years. Please join the study by calling 219-680-8214,

*Are you an adult Black male?
*Did you attend Catholic School or participate in Catholic Religious Services?
*Have you been arrested or charged with an offense?

If you say yes to these questions, call 219-680-8214 to join this study

Interested in participating in this study???
Call or Text 219-680-8214

Research Study: Collaborative Religious Coping Strategies of Black Males Research study on collaborative religious coping strategies of adult Black Males that attended Catholic Schools or Catholic Religious Services/Activities any length of time as a teenager (13 to 17 - 7th to 12th grade).