This panel convenes six Black scholars across higher education, history, psychology, and public health to address the ways in which they experience and navigate the intersections of their racial/ethnic, religious and other identities within academia. Topics will address both scholarly and non-scholarly issues such as: mental health and well-being, navigating racism and other forms of stigma and oppression in academia; impostor syndrome, "cultural taxation," and "hidden labor." During the session, attendees are invited to submit questions to the panelists.

Moderator: Meredith O. Hope, PhD (NCID Postdoctoral Fellow)
Panelists: Donte Bernard, PhD (Medical University of South Carolina); Danielle Busby, PhD (Baylor College of Medicine Texas Children's Hospital); Lauren Hammond-Ford, PhD (Augustana College); James Holly, Jr., PhD (Wayne State University); Yusuf Ransome, DrPH (Yale School of Public Health); Chauncey Smith, PhD (University of Virginia)

Livestreamed on the NCID Facebook page: myumi.ch/Bol2l