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Dr. Philip V. McHarris is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Black Studies at the University of Rochester. His research focuses on racial inequality, housing, and policing, with a particular emphasis on transformative visions for safety and justice. He previously held a Presidential Postdoctoral Fellowship at Princeton University's Department of African American Studies and the Ida B. Wells Just Data Lab. McHarris earned his PhD in Sociology and African American Studies from Yale University, supported by fellowships from the Ford Foundation and NSF.
Key works include Beyond Policing (Legacy Lit | Hachette), which critiques policing systems, and Brick Dreams (Princeton University Press), an ethnography on New York City public housing. His commentary appears in major media outlets like The New York Times and CNN, and he was honored as one of The Root 100 in 2020 for influencing racial justice discourse.
- Education: PhD in Sociology and African American Studies (Yale University)
- Awards: Root 100, Ford Foundation Fellowship, NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
- Media Contributions: The New York Times, Washington Post, HBO, PBS
McHarris' research bridges academia and public advocacy, addressing systemic racism in policing, housing policy, and urban governance. His upcoming projects further explore public housing challenges and data-driven justice reforms.
