Land Acknowledgement

The School of Social Welfare acknowledges that the University of Kansas occupies land that has been cared for by several tribal nations.

This land acknowledgment recognizes that Indigenous people are traditional guardians of the land and that there is an enduring relationship between Indigenous peoples and these traditional territories. Our School affirms, advocates for, and supports the sovereignty of the four-federally recognized tribes of Kansas, and the other 570 federally recognized nations in the U.S.

The acknowledgment reminds us to continue our commitment to advocating for, and supporting Indigenous students, staff, and faculty while working towards decolonizing the systems of power and oppression. Please visit the Land Acknowledgment webpage for a listing of our current actions of commitment.

Kortney A. Carr

LCSW, LSCSW
Doctoral Student
Associate Professor of Practice

she/her/hers

Contact Info

k_carr@ku.edu

913-897-8789

Regnier Hall, Room 270
Edwards

Biography —

Kortney’s scholarly interests include the health and well-being of Black men, trauma, and hope. The goals of her work include engaging Black men in research and amplifying their voices and experiences due to the unique challenges that they face. Within her teaching, she focuses on assisting students in building advanced, competent, multi-system skills while infusing DEI and social justice into every course taught.

Education —

MSW, University of Missouri- Kansas City

Research —

Intergenerational trauma, clinical practice in social work, leadership development, trauma and its impact on behaviors, relationships, and violence in communities, mental health