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It’s no secret that there is a shortage of Black and Latinx scholars in the field of criminal justice. To that end, navigating research as a Black Latina early-career scholar is no easy task. This reflection will discuss my biography, racial identity, research agenda, mentorship, and the importance of the next generation. Navigating research as an early-career scholar has made me realize the need to be a successful academic scholar of Color that does her best to bring forth research that examines marginalized individuals and never gives up on working toward socially just change.

United We Stand: Navigating Research as a Black Latina Early Career Scholar