Session: Climate, Leadership, and Well-Being (Society for Social Work and Research 30th Annual Conference Anniversary)
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59 Climate, Leadership, and Well-Being

Schedule:
Friday, January 16, 2026: 8:00 AM-9:30 AM
Marquis BR 12, ML 2 (Marriott Marquis Washington DC)
Cluster: Organizations and Management
Moderator:
Theresa Anasti, PhD, Washington University in St. Louis
* noted as presenting author
"Freeze": Using Interactive Theater to Transform Professional Development in Health, Social, and Human Services
Pegah Naemi Jimenez, PhD, University of Kansas; Darren Canady, MFA, University of Kansas; Shanelle Dupree, JD, Racial Equity Collaborative; Abby Fry, BA, Racial Equity Collaborative; Becci Akin, PhD, University of Kansas; Kortney Carr, PhD, University of Kansas; Brandi Turner, BA, Department for Children and Families
Advancing HIV Justice in the U.S. South through Equity-Centered Implementation Exploration: Examining the Compass Initiative Listen in Session Methodologies, Outcomes and Applications
Megan Stanton, PhD, MSW, Eastern Connecticut State University; Katie McCormick, PhD, MSW, University of Texas at Austin; Samira Ali, PhD, MSW, University of Houston; Neena Smith-Bankhead, MPH, Emory University; Althea Hart, The Joyce 432 Inc; Gina Brown, Southern AIDS Coalition
Burnout in Helping Professionals: Predictors and Protective Factors for Organizational Practice
Christie Eckler, LMSW, University of Texas at Arlington
Casting a Vote for Middle Managers As Most Valuable Players in Shaping How Nonprofit Workers Feel about Organizational Leadership and Performance
Kim Brimhall, PhD, Boston University; Matthew Christensen, M.Ed, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
The Characteristics of Adolescent Tailored Substance Use Treatment Facilities & Services: Implications for Organizations & Management
April Viverette, PhD, LCSW-S, MBA, University of North Alabama; Jennifer Vasquez, PhD, Texas State University; Rebecca Gomez, PhD, University of Texas at Austin
The Role of Volunteerism in Social Work Practice: Research Findings on Community Engagement in a Digital Age
Noel Landuyt, PhD, University of Texas at Austin
Volunteer Work Can be Very Challenging, but It Can be More Rewarding: A Grounded Theory Analysis of Surviving & Thriving in the Nonprofit World
Stephanie Patton, MSW, University of California, Los Angeles
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