Shola Shodiya-Zeumault
Biographic Data
| ID | 5185804 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shola Shodiya-Zeumault |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shola |
| FAMILY NAME | Shodiya-Zeumault |
| SIGNATURE | SHODIYA-ZEUMAULT S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Santa Barbara |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7350-8014 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
“Aprendí un mundo diferente”: Understanding the help-seeking trajectories and psychological well-being of Spanish-speaking Latine parents of children with autism.
Spanish-speaking Latine families face significant barriers in accessing autism spectrum disorder assessment and intervention services, experiencing delays in diagnosis and limited access to culturally responsive care. Families of color not only face persistent systemic barriers that affect help-seeking trajectories and parental well-being but also encounter cultural differences that play a role in their experiences. Therefore, this qualitative st…
An Ecowomanist Analysis of Politicized Environmental Identity Formation and Environmental Activism Among Black Women in the United States
Politicized environmental identity is a central predictor of environmental activism. However, examinations of politicized environmental identity and environmental activist identity have failed to explore nuance embedded in the experiences of individuals with intersecting marginalized identities. Grounded in ecowomanism and Black feminism, this phenomenological inquiry explored the development of politicized environmental identity alongside other …
Introduction to Anti-Racist Feminist Practice, Advocacy, and Activism Special Issue
This special issue draws together Black feminist, womanist, mujerista, and anti-racist approaches to theory and praxis. Authors provide recommendations and guidance toward liberatory approaches to psychology, therapy, activism, and healing. The collection builds upon presentations and conversations that took place at the Association for Women in Psychology 2021 virtual conference about how to best work toward a more just, anti-racist, and liberat…
We Were Loving Warriors!”: A Content Analysis of Black Women’s Resistance Within Psychological Science
Though findings are mixed, collective action engagement has been shown to be positively associated with greater academic success, social support, political efficacy, and well-being with racially marginalized individuals. Despite these findings, however, investigations of collective action engagement with Black American adult women within psychological science are scarce. Consistent with Black feminist thought, the construct of resistance may prov…
Responses to the Unite the Right Rally: Perceptions, Stress, and the Moderating Role of Interpersonal Proximity
Test of the Social Buffering Hypothesis in the Context of Religious Disagreements
This article examines the social buffering hypothesis of cultural humility in the context of religious offenses. In this study, participants ( N = 244) rated their cultural humility in terms of differing religious values and beliefs as well as their moral foundations in determining what is right or wrong. They then recalled an offense or hurt attributed to religious disagreements and indicated their motivations for forgiving the offender. Lower e…
We Were Loving Warriors!”: A Content Analysis of Black Women’s Resistance Within Psychological Science
Though findings are mixed, collective action engagement has been shown to be positively associated with greater academic success, social support, political efficacy, and well-being with racially marginalized individuals. Despite these findings, however, investigations of collective action engagement with Black American adult women within psychological science are scarce. Consistent with Black feminist thought, the construct of resistance may prov…
Introduction to Anti-Racist Feminist Practice, Advocacy, and Activism Special Issue
This special issue draws together Black feminist, womanist, mujerista, and anti-racist approaches to theory and praxis. Authors provide recommendations and guidance toward liberatory approaches to psychology, therapy, activism, and healing. The collection builds upon presentations and conversations that took place at the Association for Women in Psychology 2021 virtual conference about how to best work toward a more just, anti-racist, and liberat…
Test of the Social Buffering Hypothesis in the Context of Religious Disagreements
This article examines the social buffering hypothesis of cultural humility in the context of religious offenses. In this study, participants ( N = 244) rated their cultural humility in terms of differing religious values and beliefs as well as their moral foundations in determining what is right or wrong. They then recalled an offense or hurt attributed to religious disagreements and indicated their motivations for forgiving the offender. Lower e…
Responses to the Unite the Right Rally: Perceptions, Stress, and the Moderating Role of Interpersonal Proximity
We Were Loving Warriors!”: A Content Analysis of Black Women’s Resistance Within Psychological Science
Though findings are mixed, collective action engagement has been shown to be positively associated with greater academic success, social support, political efficacy, and well-being with racially marginalized individuals. Despite these findings, however, investigations of collective action engagement with Black American adult women within psychological science are scarce. Consistent with Black feminist thought, the construct of resistance may prov…
Introduction to Anti-Racist Feminist Practice, Advocacy, and Activism Special Issue
This special issue draws together Black feminist, womanist, mujerista, and anti-racist approaches to theory and praxis. Authors provide recommendations and guidance toward liberatory approaches to psychology, therapy, activism, and healing. The collection builds upon presentations and conversations that took place at the Association for Women in Psychology 2021 virtual conference about how to best work toward a more just, anti-racist, and liberat…
An Ecowomanist Analysis of Politicized Environmental Identity Formation and Environmental Activism Among Black Women in the United States
Politicized environmental identity is a central predictor of environmental activism. However, examinations of politicized environmental identity and environmental activist identity have failed to explore nuance embedded in the experiences of individuals with intersecting marginalized identities. Grounded in ecowomanism and Black feminism, this phenomenological inquiry explored the development of politicized environmental identity alongside other …
“Aprendí un mundo diferente”: Understanding the help-seeking trajectories and psychological well-being of Spanish-speaking Latine parents of children with autism.
Spanish-speaking Latine families face significant barriers in accessing autism spectrum disorder assessment and intervention services, experiencing delays in diagnosis and limited access to culturally responsive care. Families of color not only face persistent systemic barriers that affect help-seeking trajectories and parental well-being but also encounter cultural differences that play a role in their experiences. Therefore, this qualitative st…
Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Interpersonal communication (2 works) · Intersectionality (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Mentoring and Academic Development (2 works) · Migration, Health and Trauma (2 works)