Jacqueline Moses PhD
- Research Affiliate, ACCESS for Mental Health Research
- she/her
Jacqueline (Jackie) Moses, Ph.D., is a Social Science Research Analyst in the Administration for Children and Families. She completed her doctoral training at Florida International University and postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Her research focuses on strengths-based, contextually relevant, and culturally accessible models of mental health care and pathways to higher education for Black youth and families living in urban poverty. Dr. Moses is also a licensed clinical psychologist with experience working with children, teens, and adults from marginalized communities.
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Community-engaged and participatory research
Black youth and family mental health, education, and employment
Research-practice-policy partnerships
Public health approaches for youth and family mental health care
Workforce development and capacity-building
Culturally accessible and strengths-based models of mental health care