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Seth K. Goldman
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Visiting Scholar
2025 to 2026
Goldman will examine how people of color respond to and understand popular media narratives about demographic changes, particularly the “majority-minority” shift, in which people of color are predicted to become the numerical majority. His project will consist of media content analysis and a nationally representative panel survey with large samples of Asian, Black, Latino, multiracial, and White Americans conducted by Goldman and an interdisciplinary team of researchers.
Vikki S. Katz
Rutgers University
Visiting Scholar
2016 to 2017
Katz will examine how immigration status and migration history affect the experiences of low-income Latino parents who are facing allegations of child abuse or neglect in the Bronx Family Court. Using data from a 26-month ethnographic study, she will explore how immigrant families make sense of their court involvement, how they navigate and understand court mandates, and the extent to which the courts is managing to address the needs of a diverse Latino population.