Online Learning Series
Contemporary Chicanx Families
This 6-week course is the third course in our series and explores the psychology of the Chicana/o/x family. The role and influence of the family system on psychological development, social development and overall wellness of Chicana/o/x individuals is of significant importance historically and currently. We wille xamine how cultural, social, and historical influences impact the current state of Chicana/o/x family development and well-being.
Foundations of Chicanx Psychology
This 6-week course examines the current and historical status of Mexican Americans in the field of psychology. Psychological research and theory on the cultural, societal, and historical influences on the well-being and characteristics of Mexican Americans will be explored. Weekly topics include:
History of Chicana/o/x Psychology & Current Relevance
Ethnic Identity
Family Roles & Functioning
Spirituality, Healing, & Well-being
Gender Role Experience
Chicana/o/x LIberation Psychology
Explorations in Chicanx Psychology
This 6-week course will explore the different influences in Chicana/o/x identity development and its impact on individual and community wellness and well-being. This course is part of the Institute’s on-going series in Chicana/o/x Psychology. The role of Chicana/o/x ethnic identity is a foundational aspect and the most researched area in Chicana/o/x Psychology. Chicana/o/x identity is also a core aspect of the Chicana/o/x experience historically and contemporarily.