This unique book charts the journeys of Black doctoral students through UK higher education.
Using powerful firsthand accounts, the book details the experiences of Black Ph D students. From application through to graduation and beyond, the book offers key insights into the workings of higher education, highlighting the structural barriers that impede progress. Challenges and recommendations are issued for the sector and wider community. This text is a witness to the tenacity and brilliance of Black students to achieve against the odds.
A game changer for the sector. Essential reading for anyone interested in equity and inclusion in higher education.
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Foreword – Jason Arday and Wayne A. Mitchell
Introduction: Black Ph D Journeys in Context – William Ackah
Part 1: The ‘Weighted’, Waiting Game: Being Black and Applying To Do a Ph D – Wayne A. Mitchell
1. Underrepresented and Undervalued: My Reflections on School, University and the Doctoral Application Process – Sophie Martin
2. Climbing the Rough Side of the Mountain: Getting into a Ph D Programme – Katty Wadda
3. What I Wish I Knew: Deciding on when to Pursue the Ph D – Esther Osarfo-Mensah
4. The Long and Winding Road: Tackling Barriers and Prejudice on the Journey to Ph D Study – Sigourney Bonner
5. Ignorance Is Not Bliss: What Every Potential Black Ph D Science Student Needs to Know – Jason Amartey
6. Being One of the Few Among the Many: My Journey to the Ph D Starting Point – Nina Higson-Sweeney
7. Making the Garments Fit: Transitions to a Better Place – Dwaynica Greaves
Reflections on Part 1 and Prompts for Action – Wayne A. Mitchell
Part 2: Being Black Is Not an Optional Luxury! Struggles for Rights and Recognition in the White Academic Space – Madina Wane
8. Studying While Black: Reflections on Researching Blackness in White Space – Alanah Mortlock
9. Through, Around or Over the Gate? Navigating Academia from a Black Muslim Woman’s Perspective – Amira Samatar
10. Fighting the Power: Challenging Institutional Discrimination – A Personal Perspective – Hanna Akalu
11. The Missing Ones
Reflections on Part 2 and Prompts for Action – Madina Wane
Part 3: For Us, by Us: Finding One Another Amid the Storm – Jacqueline Darkwa
12. That Ain’t It, So We’ll Create It: Supporting Black Students When and Where Our Institutions Fail – De-Shaine Murray
13. Finding the Black Immunologists in a Pandemic – Madina Wane
14. In the Meantime: Creating Change Through Community – Paulette Williams
15. Networks, Networking and Finding My Place in the Academic Space – Deyl Djama
16. #Black In The Ivory: Social Media as a Tool for Racial Healing – Louisa Brotherson
17. Unravelling the Tapestry of Unspoken Rules: Living with Being Different in the Academic Space – Mary Agyapong
18. Making Space for Black Voices and Black Visions: The Formation and Work of the African Diaspora Postgraduate Network – William Ackah
Reflections on Part 3 and Prompts for Action – Jacqueline Darkwa
Part 4: Academic Support: The Right Thing, in the Right Place, at the Right Time – De-Shaine Murray
19. Reaching Beyond the Horizon: Being Inspired to Succeed Against the Odds – Simone Webb
20. In and Out of Prison: My Personal Research Journey of Being a Black Woman, Researching Black Women – Angela Charles
21. Not in This Alone: Being Supported to Break Down Barriers to Ph D Success – Peggy Warren
22. When Seasons Change: Dealing with a Change in my Situation While Studying for a Ph D – Rees Johnson
23. Believing That the Impossible Is Possible: My Story of Being Supported to Succeed – Clíona Kelly
Reflections on Part 4 and prompts for Action – De-Shaine Murray
Part 5: Reflections at the Completion of the Ph D Journey – Madina Wane
24. What It Means To Be the First: My Journey from Windrush to Ph D – Julia Morris
25. Why the ‘P’ in Ph D Stands for (Black) Power – April-Louise Pennant
26. (Un)Making the Imposter Syndrome – Barbara Adewumi
27. I Came All This Way for This?! An International Student’s Experience of UK Higher Education – Anon
Reflections on Part 5 and Prompts for Action – Madina Wane
Conclusion and Recommendations – De-Shaine Murray
Our Ancestor’s Wildest Dreams … (Fictionalisation) – Jacqueline Darkwa
Afterword: For Our Community – De-Shaine Murray
Giới thiệu về tác giả
Madina Wane is a research scientist working on vaccine development within the biotechnology industry and the co-founder of non-profit organisation, Black In Immuno.
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