Professional Summary
Dr. Phillipe Copeland is a Clinical Associate Professor at Boston University School of Social Work. He is a public scholar, trainer, facilitator, consultant, and an educator. Dr. Copeland’s areas of expertise include antiracist education and practice, antiracism through culture and narratives, trauma and violence, and health equity. His original work includes developing an interdisciplinary model of competency-based, antiracist education, a model for identifying and responding to racism denial, and a test for assessing how antiracist a film or television show is. Dr. Copeland’s work has been featured in The Daily Beast, The Boston Globe, and Word in Black, The Hill, and GOOD, as well as numerous news, radio and television interviews.
Categories
- Advocacy
- Behavioral Health
- Diverse Populations
- Health & Public Health
Training Specialties
- Assessment / Evaluation
- Curriculum Development