Media Mentions

Dr. Cliff Robb is interviewed on the increase of school supply prices and why online shopping may cost more overall. Read the full article at: https://www.cbs58.com/news/is-shopping-for-school-supplies-cheaper-online

Dr. Alvin Thomas is on Tuesday 8:00 Buzz as he and his colleagues talk about stigma around Black fathers, microaggressions, therapy, and more. Listen at: https://www.wortfm.org/decolonizing-therapy-and-focusing-on-black-fathers/

Dr. Judi Bartfeld is referred to for her work as the Wisconsin Food Security Project coordinator, as she shares the four central pillars to food security. Read the full article at: https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/local/2022/08/23/pandemic-support-fading-wisconsin-food-insecure-foodshare-benefits-free-school-lunch/7833112001/

Dr. Cliff Robb talks about how the pandemic has made people reflect on their method of income and living arrangements. Read the full article at: https://woodzog.com/how-leaving-a-job-changed-my-personal-finances/

Dr. Jennifer Gaddis is mentioned for her expertise on school lunches and the effect they have on parents, along with her piece in The New York Times on The Labor of Lunch and the pressures …

Dr. Sarah Halpern-Meekin is accredited as a co-author on another Kathryn Edin book It’s Not Like I’m Poor.

Dr. Alvin Thomas addresses the many roadblocks that minorities face when it comes to seeking assistance with their mental health. 

Dr. Judi Bartfeld mentions the importance of free school lunches for families affected by the effects of the pandemic struggles Wisconsin schools might face with budgeting.

Dr. Alvin Thomas discusses the importance of black fathers and how they are recognized. Thomas mentions the movie “King Richard” and how it depicts how mischaracterized black fathers normally are in the media and societal …