Research Collaborations
The Stanford BAD Lab is dedicated to centering the lives of Black academics and to the study of liberatory linguistics. We are invested in research that provides insight on factors that affect the academic and professional retention and the quality of life of Black people throughout the teaching and learning lifespan. Our current research projects focus on increasing racial diversity in the STEM fields, including the linguistic sciences; supporting teachers in building their knowledge of linguistic variation and its role in student outcomes across subject areas; and survivorship care of Black cancer patients.
National Science Foundation
Collaborative Research: The AGEP California Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSI) Alliance to Increase Underrepresented Minority Faculty in STEM.
Principal Investigator: Mary Hegarty
Co-Principal Investigators: Anne Charity Hudley, David Sherman, Carol Genetti, Carlos Nash
REU Site: Increasing Diversity in the Linguistic Sciences through Research on Language and Social Mobility
Principal Investigator: Anne Charity Hudley
Co-Principal Investigator: Mary Bucholtz
Collaborative Research: Linguistic Production, Perception, and Identity in the Career Mobility of Black Faculty in Linguistics and the Language Sciences
Principal Investigator: Anne Charity Hudley
Collaborative Research: Linguistic Production, Perception, and Identity in the Career Mobility of Black Faculty in Linguistics and the Language Sciences
Principal Investigator: Christine Mallinson
Spencer Foundation
Science Teachers’ Experiences Learning about African American English (STELAAE)
Principal Investigator: Quentin C. Sedlacek
Collaborators: Anne Charity Hudley, Christine Mallinson
National Council for Teachers of English/ Conference on College Composition and Communication (NCTE/CCCC)
Students as Advocates for the Right to Their Own Languages in Their Graded Writing
Co-Principal Investigators: Anne Charity Hudley, Hannah Franz
https://charityhudleydickterfranz.com/
National Institutes of Health
Self-Management to Optimize Survivorship Care and Outcomes in Lung and Colorectal Cancers
Patient Researcher: Dr. Anne Charity Hudley