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Soma de Bourbon

Assistant Professor Associate Professor

San Jose State University

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College of Social Sciences

Department Of Sociology And Interdisciplinary Social Sciences

Studies Of Chicana And Chicano

Human Rights Institute

Soma De Bourbon is currently serving as a College Of Social Sciences Assistant Professor Associate Professor at San Jose State University.

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Soma de Bourbon

San Jose State University

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social sciences qualitative research indigenous studies qualitative analysis qualitative methods public health anthropology culture violent behavior interpersonal violence applied psychology ethnic studies moral issues community policing police psychology moral injury indigenous students san josé injury prevention trauma vulnerability cultural anthropology social justice community engagement community-engaged research psychological trauma violence against women positive behavior interventions ethnographic theory public health ethics urban affairs theoretical criminology experimental criminology criminal justice intercultural studies higher education latino studies trauma systems lateral violence multimethodology action research mixed-methods research public safety ethnic group relation intercultural education student cultures compassion fatigue ethical dilemmas intervention mechanism transdisciplinary perspectives refusal methodology participatory action research mixed-methods study tribalcrit approach communal analysis community safety large community-based survey four-year hispanic-serving institution native american conceptual model alternative response programs transdisciplinary qualitative research relational processes citizenship studies human geography race sociology performance studies social science research ethnicity rural health youth services community development academic ethic servicelearning social impact social change sociocultural anthropology cultural diversity environmental education historical geography american studies anthropological archaeology anthropological theory gender studies education regional studies african american studies professional development social anthropology social work civic engagement ethnography physical anthropology undergraduate research urban sociology cultural change inclusive education environmental anthropology social forces

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We Are Still in It: A Conceptual Model for Moral Injury and Burnout in Alternative Response Programs to Guide Intervention. Frontiers in Psychiatry (2026)

ethicscompassion fatiguemoral injuryconceptual modelmental healthethical theoryethical dilemmasmoral psychologypsychologyapplied psychologyintervention mechanismmoral educationsocial responsibilitymoral issuesalternative response programscounseling psychologybehavioral sciencesmorality

Diverse Residents’ Experiences of Policing and Attitudes Towards Law Enforcement: Findings From a Large Community-Based Survey in San José, California. PLoS ONE (2025)

community policingracial discriminationurban sociologysociologysocial problemsdeviance (sociology)criminologysocial sciencespublic policytheoretical criminologysan josélarge community-based surveypolice psychologyexperimental criminologyethnicitycriminal justicecriminal law

“It Haunts Me Still”: Exposure to Potentially Morally Injurious Events in First Responders. SSM - Qualitative Research in Health (2025)

ethicspublic health ethicsqualitative researchpsychologymoral issuesresearch ethics

Prevalence of Exposures and Moral Injury in First Responders. Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open (2025)

public healthinjury preventionmoral injurypsychological traumaviolent behaviortraumainterpersonal violencetrauma systemsvulnerability

Survivance of Native American and Indigenous Students at a Four-Year Hispanic-Serving Institution. International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education (2025)

raceintercultural studiesethnic studiesracial discriminationhigher educationindigenous studiesindigenous studentsfour-year hispanic-serving institutioneducationethnic group relationbelonginglatino studiesintercultural educationcultureethnicitystudent culturesnative americancultural diversity

transdisciplinary qualitative researchrelational processesgroup processqualitative analysistransdisciplinary perspectivesperformance studiessocial sciencesqualitative researchdiverse teamshuman relationsqualitative methodscultural diversity

Decolonizing Qualitative Research: A Tribalcrit Approach to the Study of Native American and Indigenous Students at an Msi. (2024)

qualitative methodsethnographytribalcrit approachqualitative analysisethnic studiesindigenous studiesindigenous studentsqualitative researchethnographic theoryanthropologyculture

Using Refusal Methodology in a Participatory Action Research (Par) Mixed-Methods Study. (2024)

public healthrefusal methodologyparticipatory action researchpositive behavior interventionscommunity engagementqualitative analysismultimethodologysocial sciencesqualitative researchmixed-methods studycommunity-engaged researchqualitative methodsaction researchapplied psychologymixed-methods research

Is Active Voice Enough? Community Discussions on Passive Voice, Mmiwg2S, and Violence Against Urban Indigenous Women in San José, California. Genealogy (2022)

indigenous studieslateral violenceviolence against womenanthropologycultural anthropologysocial justice

Understanding Community Safety and Policing in San José, California: A Qualitative and Communal Analysis. Frontiers in Sustainable Cities (2022)

urban affairscommunity policingsafetyurban sociologysociologysocial problemscriminologysocial sciencesviolent behaviorcommunal analysissan josépublic safetypolice psychologycommunity safetyinterpersonal violence

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Soma de Bourbon

Assistant Professor Associate Professor

San Jose State University

Affiliations

College of Social Sciences

Department Of Sociology And Interdisciplinary Social Sciences

Studies Of Chicana And Chicano

Human Rights Institute

Soma De Bourbon is currently serving as a College Of Social Sciences Assistant Professor Associate Professor at San Jose State University.

Honors

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Soma de Bourbon

San Jose State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

We Are Still in It: A Conceptual Model for Moral Injury and Burnout in Alternative Response Programs to Guide Intervention. Frontiers in Psychiatry (2026)

Diverse Residents’ Experiences of Policing and Attitudes Towards Law Enforcement: Findings From a Large Community-Based Survey in San José, California. PLoS ONE (2025)

“It Haunts Me Still”: Exposure to Potentially Morally Injurious Events in First Responders. SSM - Qualitative Research in Health (2025)

ethicspublic health ethicsqualitative researchpsychologymoral issuesresearch ethics

Prevalence of Exposures and Moral Injury in First Responders. Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians Open (2025)

public healthinjury preventionmoral injurypsychological traumaviolent behaviortraumainterpersonal violencetrauma systemsvulnerability

Survivance of Native American and Indigenous Students at a Four-Year Hispanic-Serving Institution. International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education (2025)

Decolonizing Qualitative Research: A Tribalcrit Approach to the Study of Native American and Indigenous Students at an Msi. (2024)

qualitative methodsethnographytribalcrit approachqualitative analysisethnic studiesindigenous studiesindigenous studentsqualitative researchethnographic theoryanthropologyculture

Using Refusal Methodology in a Participatory Action Research (Par) Mixed-Methods Study. (2024)

Is Active Voice Enough? Community Discussions on Passive Voice, Mmiwg2S, and Violence Against Urban Indigenous Women in San José, California. Genealogy (2022)

indigenous studieslateral violenceviolence against womenanthropologycultural anthropologysocial justice

Understanding Community Safety and Policing in San José, California: A Qualitative and Communal Analysis. Frontiers in Sustainable Cities (2022)

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