Session: Examining Connections between education, health, and psychological wellbeing among Black populations across the lifespan (Society for Social Work and Research 29th Annual Conference)

Schedule:

Sunday, January 19, 2025: 9:45 AM-11:15 AM

Boren, Level 4 (Sheraton Grand Seattle)

Cluster:

* noted as presenting author

Sad, Angry and Numb: Black College Students' Experiences Following Incidents of Police Violence
Angela Smith, PhD, MSW, Auburn University, Montgomery; Brenda Smith, Ph.D., University of Alabama

Does Teacher Care Protect African American Youth with Adverse Adolescent Experiences from Risky Behaviors
Dexter Voisin, PhD, Case Western Reserve University; Jun Sung Hong, PhD, Wayne State University; Dong Ha Kim, PhD, Chungwoon University; Hilde Colpin, PhD, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven; Vicente Llorent, PhD, Universidad de Cordoba; Shantalea Johns, PhD, Wayne State University

Analyzing the Relationship between Educational Attainment and Serious Psychological Distress Among Black Male Adults in the U.S.: Evidence from National Survey of Drug Use and Health Data
Terrell Richardson, MSW, M.Ed, University of Alabama; Leah Cheatham, PhD, JD, University of Alabama; Daphne Cain, PhD, University of Alabama

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Session: Examining Connections between education, health, and psychological wellbeing among Black populations across the lifespan (Society for Social Work and Research 29th Annual Conference)

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