معرفی
Hugo Kamya is a Professor at the Smith College School for Social Work. Previously, he taught at Simmons University, focusing on research, clinical practice, trauma, family therapy, spirituality, and working with diverse populations. He holds a M.Div. from Harvard University, M.S.W. from Boston College, and Ph.D. from Boston University.
- Education:
- M.Div., Harvard University
- M.S.W., Boston College
- Ph.D., Boston University
His research emphasizes qualitative studies on immigrant/refugee populations, HIV/AIDS-affected communities, and youth involved in transactional sex. He co-leads the Caring Across Communities initiative, examining social capital’s role in family well-being. A Fulbright recipient and founding member of the Boston Institute for Culturally Affirming Practices (BICAP), he integrates theology, psychology, and social work in his practice.
- Awards:
- 2003 Distinguished Contribution to Social and Economic Justice Award
- Fulbright Specialist Roster membership (2014–2019; 2022–2025)
His work bridges clinical practice and systemic justice, with a focus on culturally affirming interventions for marginalized groups.
