Counseling psychology researchers working for equitable mental healthcare and education systems. Hi! We are invested in the healing of our communities.
We are a group of counseling psychology researchers at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln working towards sustaining more equitable systems in mental healthcare and higher education. We center our work on the experiences of individuals and communities that have been historically minoritized and oppressed, and examine the ways systems inhibit and/or facilitate their well-being.
04/14/2023
Outside, counter-protesters oppose the Westboro Baptist Church.
An older Jewish man shares with us that the church protested his temple 20 years ago, and Lincoln’s LGBTQ community showed up in defense.
That’s why he came today to support our community.
03/22/2023
Do you identify as a sexual minority in the United States?
We want to invite you to share your experiences on social class, heterosexism, and mental health via our online survey! Q***r people of all genders (cis, trans, enby) and q***r people of color are especially encouraged to join!
To be eligible, you must:
🌈: Identity as le***an, gay, bisexual, or q***r
1️⃣8️⃣: Be 18 years old and above
1️⃣9️⃣: *19 in NE and AL
2️⃣1️⃣: *21 in MS
🏡: Reside in the United States
To participate, click the link below!
🔗: https://go.unl.edu/q***r
📝: The survey takes 15 to 20 minutes to complete!
💵: Afterwards, you will be invited to enter a drawing for one of 30 Visa e-giftcards worth $40 each!
For more information, contact Kamryn or Mun(PI) at
📧: [email protected]
❤️: CLEAR is a team of counseling psychology researchers of color with varied sexual and gender identities, at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln who are interested in advancing work that promotes more compassionate and equitable systems in mental healthcare and education. We would be happy to share a summary of our findings from this project with your organization as a small way of offering outcomes from our work to our community partners
✨: We hope this project can advance health practitioners’ understanding of how economic marginalization and heterosexism affect individuals who are sexual minorities, and build more affirming clinical practices for our community.
03/22/2023
The Class, Equity, and Advocacy Research (CLEAR) team conducts research promoting more equitable mental healthcare and education systems. We center our work on the experiences of individuals and communities that have been historically minoritized and oppressed and examine the ways systems inhibit and/or facilitate their well-being. We are a group of counseling psychology faculty and students who are invested in the healing of our communities.