"The SexTech Lab is an interdisciplinary and applied psychology research lab, in The Schools of Public Engagement, with a diverse range of members (undergraduate, graduate, community, and research fellows), from inside and outside The New School. Our work addresses various intersections of contemporary interpersonal, social, and structural inequities, with a view to mobilizing empirically driven social and political change, for more information, please see: https://www.sextechlab.org/. If you would like to get involved, please reach out to the lab director, before enrolling. "

"The SexTech Lab is an interdisciplinary and applied psychology research lab, in The Schools of Public Engagement, with a diverse range of members (undergraduate, graduate, community, and research fellows), from inside and outside The New School. Our work addresses various intersections of contemporary interpersonal, social, and structural inequities, with a view to mobilizing empirically driven social and political change. Utilizing qualitative, quantitative, mixed, and participatory methods, our work sits across four areas: Social Justice: Working to elevate the status of marginalized/minoritized populations (e.g., LGBTQIA+, migrants, BIPOC, incarcerated, sex workers). The Psychology of Gender and Sexuality: Particularly within the domain of new and emerging intimate practices (e.g., non-monogamy, online sex work). Technology and Ethics: evolving issues regarding technology, psychology, and mediated society. Decolonial Psychology: Active decolonization efforts across the individual, interpersonal, disciplinary, and societal levels. Members are involved in regular meetings during semester time and can expect: Theoretical, methodological and analytical training related to the areas stated above; Working within an interdisciplinary framework embedded in psychology; participation in research, community action and outreach, working with media; develop independent research projects and/or collaborate on ongoing work; opportunity to collaborate on scholarly presentations and publications; a safe, egalitarian and supportive environment for all students interested in psychology for social change. "