Handbook of Race, Equity, and Asset-Based Research in Educational Psychology offers a profound vision of contemporary educational psychology scholarship, practice, policy, teaching, and research design that is both informed by and empowering of social justice.

Despite the ubiquity of educational psychology's body of knowledge, the discipline has long neglected the academic success, well-being, and other outcomes of historically and systemically marginalized learners and research partners, and the field remains complicit in imposing normative standards and social stratification on diverse populations. This expansive and rigorous volume charts a new course in educational psychology that supports equity-focused research agendas, refined theoretical syntheses, and meaningful attention to the complexities of race, culture, and class. Each chapter vividly contextualizes critical approaches to theory, methodology, philosophy, pedagogy, and other topics, including through direct integration of decolonial, socioecological, translingual, trauma-informed, and community-engaged praxis.

The book's substantive and deeply considered contributions amount to a significant scholarly reckoning with the exclusionary hierarchies that pervade the field today and an exciting articulation of its future.