The mission of the Association of Black Sociologists is to build a tradition of scholarship and service, informed by the interests of historically disenfranchised groups in general and Black/African American people in particular.
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Institutional Intervention Necessary to End Police Violence
December 15, 2015
ABS joins the multiple constituencies alarmed by the continued extrajudicial and police murders of people of color. See our statement on Ferguson.
About us
The Association of Black Sociologists is committed to research, teaching, mentoring, service, and social justice.
The Association of Black Sociologists is a professional organization of practioners, scholars, and students who use social scientific approaches to investigate and improve the world around us.
What we do
Our mission is to build a tradition of scholarship and service informed by the interests of historical disenfranchised groups in general and black/African American people in particular. We offer a space for mentoring, collaboration, and supplemental training.
Why join us
We are committed to scholarship, mentoring, service, and social justice. Collaborate with scholars and practitioners across institutional types, connect with scholars working on the issues you care about, and enhance the transmission of black sociological knowledge.
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