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Brendan Kiely is a Writer in Residence in the Department of English at Seton Hall University, located in Fahy Hall, Room 374. He holds a prominent position in contemporary literature, focusing on social justice themes in young adult fiction.
His research interests center on examining issues of race, privilege, and systemic inequality through narrative storytelling. Kiely’s works critically explore topics like white privilege, police brutality, and historical injustices through accessible young adult formats. His writing often bridges personal narratives with broader social critiques, making complex socio-political themes accessible to younger audiences.
Notable awards include the Coretta Scott King Author Honor Award and Walter Dean Myers Award, recognizing his contributions to literature addressing racial justice. His most recent work, The Other Talk: Reckoning with Our White Privilege, has been recognized as a transformative text in multicultural education discussions.
Media appearances include The Today Show, Ali Velshi on MSNBC, and NPR, reflecting his role as a public intellectual on issues of social equity. His writings have been translated into over a dozen languages, amplifying their global impact.
No information is available regarding advising students or grants associated with his academic work at Seton Hall University.
