Morton Deutsch, ICCCR Founder

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Morton Deutsch Awards for Social Justice

In 2005 we established the annual awards in the name of Morton Deutsch, the eminent social psychologist and founder of the ICCCR, to honor an effective scholar-practitioner in the field of social justice and a student paper on social justice. The ceremony is held in the beginning of April and awardees are expected to deliver a presentation and receive an award to honor their contributions to the field. One purpose of these awards is to draw more attention to and elevate the need for more social justice to a more prominent place in our lives.

Morton Deutsch Award Recipients 2007

Distinguished Scholar-Practitioner Recipient
John T. Jost
Department of Psychology, New York University
“System Justification: How do we know it’s motivated?”
slide presentation (.ppt 2MB)

Student Recipients
Jeremy Beard, Carrie Dattilo, Jessica Madden-Fuoco,
Rory McCourt, Martha Zornow
Summer Principals Academy, Teachers College
“Proposal to Establish the Keith Haring Academy of Vision & Empowerment”
slide presentation (.ppt 1MB)

Honorable Mentions
Audrey Sasson
School of International and Public Affairs
“The Coalition of Immokalee Workers vs. Taco Bell:
The Role of Skillful Framing in Creating Social Change”
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Julia Maskivker
Political Science
“Gender Matters: Towards One Possible
Explanation of Female Suicide Bombings”

Morton Deutsch Award Recipients 2006

(From left: Morton Deutsch, Peter Coleman,
Mahzarin Banaji, Geoffrey Canada, Adam Branch)