Journal of Cultural and Global Liberation
Editors
- Editor-in-Chief,
- Tyreeka Williams, PhD
- Associate Editor
- Sabrina Johnson, PhD
- Associate Editor
- Michael Brooks, PhD
- Associate Editor
- Shirlene Coopwood, PhD
The Journal of Cultural and Global Liberation (JCGL) is an international, peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary scholarly journal dedicated to advancing research, theory, and practice that promotes equity, justice, and liberation across diverse cultural, educational, counseling, psychological, health, and community contexts. The journal provides a platform for scholars, practitioners, policymakers, and emerging researchers to critically examine systems of oppression while highlighting innovative, culturally responsive approaches that foster individual and collective liberation. JCGL welcomes rigorous empirical research, conceptual and theoretical manuscripts, literature reviews, policy analyses, international collaborations, and practice-focused articles that amplify historically marginalized voices and challenge inequitable structures. The journal emphasizes scholarship that bridges local and global perspectives, recognizing that issues of identity, culture, power, access, and human dignity transcend geographic boundaries. The Journal of Cultural and Global Liberation is committed to fostering scholarly dialogue that not only expands knowledge but also inspires meaningful action. By connecting researchers and practitioners across disciplines and nations, JCGL seeks to advance evidence-based solutions that promote human flourishing, cultural affirmation, and sustainable social change in an increasingly interconnected world.