RED(es) director Dr. Eduardo J. Rivera Pichardo will deliver a keynote address at Marginalia Science x Boston College: Amplifying Diverse Scholarship in the Psychological and Social Sciences, taking place on October 30, 2026, at Boston College.

Organized in partnership with Marginalia Science and Boston College's Department of Psychology and Neuroscience, the conference brings together scholars working to challenge dominant perspectives and amplify underrepresented voices in psychological and social science research.

The event will feature two other early-career keynote speakers (Marin Vogelsang from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Analia Albuja from Northeastern University), research presentations, and professional development discussions that foster interdisciplinary dialogue, mentorship, and collaboration. The conference's commitment to expanding the boundaries of psychological science aligns closely with RED(es)' mission to advance critical, decolonial, and politically engaged scholarship.

Learn more about the conference and register here.

For more information about the conference or ongoing research initiatives and collaborations, please contact RED(es): Decolonial & Political Psychology Research Group.

RED(es) director Dr. Eduardo J. Rivera Pichardo will deliver a keynote address at Marginalia Science x Boston College: Amplifying Diverse Scholarship in the Psychological and Social Sciences, taking place on October 30, 2026, at Boston College.

Organized in partnership with Marginalia Science and Boston College's Department of Psychology and Neuroscience, the conference brings together scholars working to challenge dominant perspectives and amplify underrepresented voices in psychological and social science research.

The event will feature two other early-career keynote speakers (Marin Vogelsang from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Analia Albuja from Northeastern University), research presentations, and professional development discussions that foster interdisciplinary dialogue, mentorship, and collaboration. The conference's commitment to expanding the boundaries of psychological science aligns closely with RED(es)' mission to advance critical, decolonial, and politically engaged scholarship.

Learn more about the conference and register here.

For more information about the conference or ongoing research initiatives and collaborations, please contact RED(es): Decolonial & Political Psychology Research Group.