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About Roberta Hunte

Dr. Hunte is an Assistant Professor at Portland State University’s School of Social Work. She received her M.S. in Conflict Resolution from PSU, and her doctorate from the University of Manitoba in Peace and Conflict Studies. She is affiliate faculty in Women,  Gender, and Sexuality Studies and Black Studies. Hunte is a community engaged Black feminist scholar, whose academic interests include sexual and reproductive justice, cultural work for social change, and how Black, Indigenous, and People of Color navigate institutions: particularly construction, maternal healthcare, and higher education. Her creative critical scholarship includes the theatre piece “My Walk Has Never Been Average,” and short film “Sista in the Brotherhood,” both informed by her research with Black tradeswomen and devised theater piece entitled “We are BRAVE,” based on reproductive stories from people of color and transgender people.

Positions

September 2017 - Present Faculty Member, Portland State University School of Social Work
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September 2017 - Present Assistant Professor, Portland State University Child, Youth, & Family Studies
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September 2016 - Present Assistant Professor, Portland State University Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies
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September 2014 - Present Assistant Professor, Portland State University Black Studies
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September 2012 - June 2014 Assistant Professor, Portland State University Conflict Resolution
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Curriculum Vitae




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Honors and Awards

  • College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 19th Annual John Eliot Allen Outstanding Teacher Awards for Black Studies| Portland State University, June 2016
  • Faculty Mentor Award for McNair Scholars Program| Portland State University, September 2015


Podcasts (6)

Presentations (3)

Book Chapters (5)

Reports (3)

Articles (10)