Background
January 2025 marked the beginning of a new era for the conduct of Critical quantitative research in the United States. Seeking a space for Critical quantitative researchers to convene and strategize, the Critical Quantitative Work Week was proposed in January, 2025 by David Sul, Ed.D., a Critical theorist. Inspired by the Erste Marxistische Arbeitswoche of 1923, a call for support was released and within weeks, a working group was organized to initiate the Work Week.
2026 Work Week Organizers
The Critical Quantitative Methods Work Week has been planned and developed by a core team.
David Sul, Ed.D., University of San FranciscoCulturally responsive assessment & evaluation; QuantCrit; item response theory.
Thao Vo, Ph.D., Washington State UniversityApplied psychometrics; validity & equity (Center for Measurement Justice).
Benjamin Brumley, Ph.D., West Chester University of PennsylvaniaCritical psychometrics; assessor variance & bias; equitable measurement.
Connect with Us
Join our private LinkedIn group to connect with other attendees, share insights, and continue the conversation before, during, and after the event: Critical Quantitative Methods Work Week Group.