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Jan 2, 2024 · Reporter, Economy & Finance. Jennifer Gomez left prison after more than nine years in jail in February 2020. Two weeks later the world changed—and COVID hit her hard. Now, post-pandemic, she's...
As a CASBS Fellow at Stanford University (2021-22), I wrote my first book- The Cultural Betrayal of Black Women & Girls: A Black Feminist Approach to Healing from Sexual Abuse (2023; Publisher: American Psychological Association; winner of the 2024 Frank W. Putnam Outstanding Book Award from the ISSTD ).
A three-study exploration. JM Gómez, LA Kaehler, JJ Freyd. Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Practice, and Policy 6 (6), 675. , 2014. 54. 2014. Group dynamics as a predictor of dissociation for Black victims of violence: An exploratory study of cultural betrayal trauma theory. JM Gómez.
Jennifer M. Gómez, former Ford Fellow, is a Black feminist trauma researcher and critical race scholar who developed cultural betrayal trauma theory to examine the impact of oppression on outcomes of violence on individuals and communities who are marginalized.
Jennifer M. Gómez, a board member and chair of the Center for Institutional Courage ’s Research Advisory Committee and a fellow at Stanford University’s Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, said many of the research projects center on issues of structural inequality.
Professor studies the unique harm of cultural betrayal. December 8, 2020. Jennifer M. Gómez, Ph.D. When she was a teenager, Jennifer M. Gómez, Ph.D., vowed to herself that if she lived long enough, she would be an adult who addressed childhood violence.
ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS. 2022 - present Assistant Professor. Boston University School of Social Work, Clinical Practice Department, Boston, MA. Courses Taught: CP 814: Advanced Trauma Seminar (Masters Level) CP 900: Directed Study: Advanced Trauma (Masters Level) 2022 - present Faculty Affiliate.
