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Shelly A Grabe

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University of California, Santa Cruz

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Humanities

Feminist Studies

Social Sciences

Global and Community Health

Psychology

Shelly A Grabe is currently serving as a Feminist Studies Professor at University of California, Santa Cruz.

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social sciences psychology behavioral sciences gender studies women's studies social psychology women's health social justice feminist theory feminist perspectives health psychology women's empowerment social change applied social psychology feminist studies body image adolescent psychology feminist research adolescent health criminology latin american politics adolescence psychosocial research community health activism feminist inquiry body objectification transnational feminism land ownership psychological bulletin psychological science developmental psychology sexual behavior meta-analysis personality psychology social policy research women's rights community psychology self-awareness cultural psychology citizen participation rural sociology rural development feminist identity gender theory power relations gender differences domain-specific self-esteem gender ideology relationship power transformative change maasai women rural nicaragua united states popular medium screen medium educational psychology abnormal child psychology behavioral research applied psychology applied developmental psychology sex research television studies audience reception alcohol abuse behavioral health gender equality government policy intimate relationships attitude theory mind-body connection body image concerns correlational studies body dissatisfaction pubertal development early adolescence intersectionality sociology feminist debate sexual objectification gender inequality gender diversity

Notable Scholarly Works

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Women’s Movement Activism in Authoritarian States: Lessons From the Global Feminisms Project. Signs (2023)

Abigail J. StewartShelly GrabeWang Zheng

global feminisms projectwomen's studiespolitical sciencemovement activismauthoritarian statesinternational relationsgender studiessocial sciencesactivism

Decolonizing Feminist Knowledge: The Standpoint of Majority World Feminist Activists in Perú. Feminism & Psychology (2022)

Shelly Grabe

feminist inquiryfeminist identityintersectionalityfeminist researchfeminist knowledgefeminist theorysociologyfeminist perspectivescolonialismlatin american politicsgender studiesfeminist studiesfeminist criminologysocial justiceafrican american studiespostcolonial writingfeminist philosophy

Feminist Approaches to Gender Equity in Perú: The Roles of Conflict, Militancy, and Pluralism in Feminist Activism. Frontiers in Psychology (2022)

Shelly Grabe

feminist inquiryconflictfeminist activismfeminist theorypsychologyfeminist perspectivesgender studiesfeminist studies

Lacanian Psychoanalysis. Routledge eBooks (2021)

Carl WaitzTheresa Clement Tisdale

psychoanalysislacanian psychoanalysis

Psychology of Women. Springer eBooks (2020)

Virgil Zeigler-HillTodd K. Shackelford

gender studiespsychology

Reproductive Justice: The Role of Community‐Based Organizational Participation in Reproductive Decision‐Making and Educational Aspirations Among Women in Nicaragua. Journal of Social Issues (2020)

Shelly GrabeDaniel Rodríguez RamírezAnjali Dutt

educationwomen's studieseducational aspirationscommunity-based organizational participationreproductive decision-makingsociologysociology of educationgender inequalitysocial sciencessocial justicereproductive justicewomen's health

Research Methods in the Study of Intersectionality in Psychology: Examples Informed by a Decade of Collaborative Work With Majority World Women’s Grassroots Activism. Frontiers in Psychology (2020)

Shelly Grabe

majority world womenwomen's studiesintersectionalityfeminist researchpsychologycultural psychologygrassroots activismqualitative researchsocial science researchpsychological scienceresearch methodscollaborative worksocial sciencessocial psychologyactivismbehavioral sciences

Community Intervention in the Societal Inequity of Women’s Political Participation: The Development of Efficacy and Citizen Participation in Rural Nicaragua. Journal of Prevention & Intervention in the Community (2019)

Shelly GrabeAnjali Dutt

prevention sciencerural healthcommunity healthcommunity interventionsociologycommunity developmentcitizen participationpublic healthsocietal inequitysocial sciencesrural nicaragua

Toward an Inclusive, Affirmative Transnational Psychology.. American Psychological Association eBooks (2019)

Joy K. RiceShelly Grabe

affirmative transnational psychologypsychologycultural diversity

Understanding Processes of Transformative Change: A Qualitative Inquiry Into Empowering Sources and Outcomes Identified by Women in Rural Nicaragua. Sex Roles (2019)

Anjali DuttShelly Grabe

rural healthwomen's studiesrural sociologyregional studiesunderstanding processeswomen's empowermentsociologyqualitative inquirysocial changecommunity developmentrural nicaraguapublic healthsocial sciencesrural developmentqualitative researchtransformative change

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Shelly A Grabe

Professor

University of California, Santa Cruz

Affiliations

Humanities

Feminist Studies

Social Sciences

Global and Community Health

Psychology

Shelly A Grabe is currently serving as a Feminist Studies Professor at University of California, Santa Cruz.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Shelly A Grabe

University of California, Santa Cruz

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Women’s Movement Activism in Authoritarian States: Lessons From the Global Feminisms Project. Signs (2023)

Abigail J. StewartShelly GrabeWang Zheng

global feminisms projectwomen's studiespolitical sciencemovement activismauthoritarian statesinternational relationsgender studiessocial sciencesactivism

Decolonizing Feminist Knowledge: The Standpoint of Majority World Feminist Activists in Perú. Feminism & Psychology (2022)

Shelly Grabe

Feminist Approaches to Gender Equity in Perú: The Roles of Conflict, Militancy, and Pluralism in Feminist Activism. Frontiers in Psychology (2022)

Shelly Grabe

feminist inquiryconflictfeminist activismfeminist theorypsychologyfeminist perspectivesgender studiesfeminist studies

Lacanian Psychoanalysis. Routledge eBooks (2021)

Carl WaitzTheresa Clement Tisdale

psychoanalysislacanian psychoanalysis

Psychology of Women. Springer eBooks (2020)

Virgil Zeigler-HillTodd K. Shackelford

gender studiespsychology

Shelly GrabeDaniel Rodríguez RamírezAnjali Dutt

Shelly Grabe

Shelly GrabeAnjali Dutt

prevention sciencerural healthcommunity healthcommunity interventionsociologycommunity developmentcitizen participationpublic healthsocietal inequitysocial sciencesrural nicaragua

Toward an Inclusive, Affirmative Transnational Psychology.. American Psychological Association eBooks (2019)

Joy K. RiceShelly Grabe

affirmative transnational psychologypsychologycultural diversity

Understanding Processes of Transformative Change: A Qualitative Inquiry Into Empowering Sources and Outcomes Identified by Women in Rural Nicaragua. Sex Roles (2019)

Anjali DuttShelly Grabe

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