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Editors' Note: Second Annual Report Regarding JAACAP's Antiracist Journey.
Summary
The Journal is committed to being antiracist, implementing initiatives to address racism in child development research. Progress includes updated author guidelines and a new option for authors to detail diversity practices in their work.
Area of Science:
- Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
- Public Health
- Medical Education
Background:
- The Journal committed to an "antiracist at every level" vision in 2020.
- Six key initiatives were launched to reshape the Journal's approach to racism.
- Progress is being made across multiple fronts, including editorial and publishing practices.
Discussion:
- Updated author guidelines now require consideration of human diversity and structural determinants of health.
- A special collection on racism and mental health inequities has been curated.
- Editorial board expansion efforts aim for greater inclusivity and representation.
Key Insights:
- A new author option allows for statements on inclusion and diversity initiatives.
- The launch of JAACAP Open expands opportunities for open access scholarship.
- Continued progress demonstrates a sustained commitment to antiracism in scientific publishing.
Outlook:
- Further updates on JAACAP Open and ongoing antiracism efforts will be shared.
- The Journal will continue to critically examine editorial and peer review processes.
- Sustained focus on diversity and inclusion aims to foster equitable child mental health research.
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