Professor Pia

Professor Pia has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in March 2023. The social media accounts linked to from Professor Pia are: Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, Amazon. Besides social media accounts, professorpia has populated their site with From Bootstraps to Stilettos by Pia J. Hargrove, Spring Fireside Chat w/ Professor Pia J. Hargrove, RSVP Form for 94A6325 Live Podcast Premiere Event | Presented by Evolving Justice, "Wise Hearted Hands," by Pia J. Hargrove at Johns Hopkins University - Baltimore, MD, 94A6325 Coming of Age in the Era of Mass Incarceration, "Finding Joy in the Journey," by Pia J Hargrove Opening Day Keynote Speaker at NASW - New York, NYU Professor Pia Hargrove Incorporates Storytelling Art into Academic Discipline, Podcast Premiere 94A6325 Professor Pia w/Doc Jae, Spring 2025 Fireside Chat with Professor Pia: Compassion & Action, Fall 2025 Fireside Chat w/ Professor Pia Hargrove: Amplifying Our Voices, Spring 2024 Fireside Chat with Professor Pia Hargrove: Empowering Social Workers!, Donate to Creating Legacies' Local and Global Impact, organized by Pia Hargrove, Pia Hargrove Shares 2025 Black History Month Reflection — Et Alia Press, An Archaeology of Disability: A Dialogic Essay, CURRENTS Fall/Winter 2024-25, Professor Pia - Creating Legacies - July 25 2024, The Effect of Trauma on the Anxious Mind & Body w/Professor Pia & The Anxiety Healer, Dripping in Joy & Healing featuring Pia J. Hargrove, Dripping in Joy and Healing Podcast Interview w/Professor Pia, "Wise Hearted Hands" by Pia J. Hargrove, "Wise-Hearted Hands." in The Hopkins Review, “What Is Your Why?” in NASW Currents, VITRUVIAN in Baltimore: a conversation with Jerron Herman and Pia Hargrove — The Hopkins Review, Our Time Press: Sylvanius “Syl” Williamson, Et Alia Press: Professor Pia Shares a Message of Mourning, Grief and Love for Tyre Nichols, Groton School Quarterly: Accessing History (pgs. 14-15), Peopling the Past: Blog Post #30: Producing the short film “Sēmata (Signs)” for the curated exhibition, “An Archaeology of Disability” with Christopher Tester, Pia Hargrove, and Caroline Cerilli, Website, An Archaeology of Disability - Semata (Signs), Latinx/e in Social Work Journal, Celebrate Smiles.