Session: Community-Driven Research and Action (Society for Social Work and Research 28th Annual Conference - Recentering & Democratizing Knowledge: The Next 30 Years of Social Work Science)
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233 Community-Driven Research and Action

Schedule:
Saturday, January 13, 2024: 9:45 AM-11:15 AM
Independence BR A, ML 4 (Marriott Marquis Washington DC)
Cluster:
Moderator:
Linda Sprague Martinez, PhD, Boston University
* noted as presenting author
Just Get It out There: Overdose Education and Naloxone Distribution Program Design Informed By People Who Use Drugs and Naloxone Distributors
Michael Enich, Rutgers University; Nora Sullivan, MDiv, Rutgers University; Rachel Flumo, Rutgers University; Stephanie Campos, PhD, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Netanya Flores, Temple University; Jenna Mellor, MPA, New Jersey Harm Reduction Coalition; Caitlin O'Neill, New Jersey Harm Reduction Coalition; Amesika Nyaku, MD, MS, Rutgers University
Democratizing Community Problem Solving: A Comparative Case Study of Participatory Needs Assessment
Jason Sawyer, PhD, MSW, Old Dominion University; Shane Brady, PhD, University of Oklahoma
Using Experiential Learning to Democratize and De-Center Social Work Knowledge: A Qualitative Study on Structural Oppression
Laura Ting, PhD, 1000 Hilltop Circle; Jayshree Jani, PhD, University of Maryland Baltimore County; Jeanette Hoover, MSW, University of Maryland Baltimore County
Risk Environment Analysis to Inform Harm Reduction Interventions in New Jersey
Nora Sullivan, MDiv, Rutgers University; Michael Enich, Rutgers University; Rachel Flumo, Rutgers University; Stephanie Campos, PhD, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Jenna Mellor, MPA, New Jersey Harm Reduction Coalition; Netanya Flores, Temple University; Amesika Nyaku, MD, MS, Rutgers University
Multilingual and Community-Driven Research Dissemination, Action, and Policy Change in Community Based Participatory Research: Autoethnographic Narratives from a Multi-Year Collaboration
Catalina Tang Yan, PhD, Lesley University
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