2025
(Re)claiming Gender Euphoria
The WAVE model for gathering moments of gender euphoria among Black and Afro-diasporic transgender, nonbinary, and gender diverse adults.
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“I’ve found that life is often less about what is or isn’t, and more about what could be. I hope the possibilities of your ‘could be’ expand beyond your wildest imagination, and guide you toward something greater than you ever expected.”
About Dr. Lockett
Gabriel Lockett, Ph.D. (He/Him) is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Applied Psychology at New York University. He is a nationally recognized scholar whose work focuses on healing, wellness, and liberation for Black, Afro-diasporic, and LGBTQ+ communities. He is passionate about research and community engagement, and also enjoys consulting, teaching, creating art, and spending time with family and friends.
In his spare time, he finds joy in listening to music, taking photographs, and going on long walks that create space for reflection and creativity. His work is grounded in care, curiosity, and connection, both in and beyond academia.
Professional Offerings and Services
Highlighted Research
2024
Coming Home
An arts-based psychological inquiry into Black queer migratory identity and belonging.
2023
To Feel Supported in My Transition
A qualitative descriptive study of social support for Black transgender and nonbinary adults in gender transition.
2022
I Want to Go Beyond What Their Statistics Show
A mixed-methods study of identity, mental health, and community context.
Highlights
Talks, media, and recognitions.
A concise space for featured talks, interviews, awards, and public scholarship without turning the page into a full CV.
Talks
Healing-centered scholarship
Placeholder for invited lectures, trainings, panels, and community-facing talks.
Media
Interviews and public conversations
A future home for videos, podcast appearances, press mentions, and public scholarship.
Recognitions
Selected honors
Mock recognition space for awards, fellowships, and honors Gabe wants to feature.
Featured Moment
Creative and community work
A rotating spot for a meaningful talk, gallery note, audio reflection, or selected update.