An International Test for Facial Emotion Recognition: Psychometric Properties and Normative Data. The ability to identify emotions from facial expressions is vital for social interactions. This ability is often impaired in several conditions, and is tested using tools which are not suitable for individuals who identify as mixed race. We developed a new tool that […]
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“Understanding Mixed-Race, Ethnic Minority Young People’s Conceptualization of Belonging” Looking for Participants I am looking to interview mixed-race, ethnic-minority young British people about their conceptualization of belonging now and in childhood. Interviews will last about one hour! Eligibility Requirements: Ages 17-26 Living in the United Kingdom Identifies as mixed-race and non-white (e.g. Black Caribbean and
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A Call for Participants: Experiences of parents with ‘mixed-race’ children, and their responsibilities towards engaging their child with their own ‘cultural heritage’. I am currently conducting research for a small research project about the experiences of parents with ‘mixed-race’ children regarding their responsibilities towards engaging their child with the cultures of both parents. I am
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Experiences and Social Perceptions of Black/White Relationships in England 1960-1990. A Call for Participants I am in the process of writing an undergraduate dissertation about the lived experiences and social perceptions of black/white mixed ethnicity relationships in Britain in the period 1960-90 for my History BA at the University of Manchester. The research is aiming
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How does being of mixed-race influence individuals’ experiences in the workplace? A study on how mixed-race individuals form and view their mixed-race identities is open to participants in the UK, and elsewhere, who are 18+ and currently employed working as part of a group or team (2+ members). “Data shows that mixed race employees are
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‘Exploring the identity experiences of mixed race female university students’ is a research study by Saima Chadney. A Call for Participants – “Hey! my name is Saima and I’m looking for interview participants for my undergraduate research project titled ‘Exploring the identity experiences of mixed race female university students’. The interviews will be 1-1, conducted
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Mixed Families in Contemporary Britain is a research study conducted by Alexandra Blair, a masters social work student, at Brunel University. The study focuses on White British and Black Nigerian Families. A Call for Participants – You are invited to take part in this research study that is exploring experiences of mixed families. It will
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People in Harmony, PIH, is hosting the first event of the Mixed Race Research Network via Zoom with a workshop and studies. With an increasing interest and the need for Research of Mixed Race Experiences PIH is establishing a network of researchers to share information and findings. The first event is online at 1:00pm –
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A Call for Participants. Hi, my name is Anoushka Nawaz-Khan. I am currently completing my final project for a Masters in Magazine Journalism at Cardiff University. For my project, I will be creating a digital magazine called Amalga-Mag, dedicated to sharing the stories and exploring the experiences of mixed people in the UK. For this,
Mixed Up in Love is a new report released from dating app Inner Circle, in collaboration with the authors of MIXED UP: Confessions of an Interracial Couple. The report takes a closer look at some of the challenges and themes behind British people’s behaviours when it comes to interracial dating and relationships and reveals half (49%) of Brits still fear
