Schedule:
Friday, January 16, 2026: 2:00 PM-3:30 PM
Independence BR G, ML 4 (Marriott Marquis Washington DC)
Cluster: Child Welfare
Moderator:
Megan Piel, PhD, University of Texas at San Antonio
* noted as presenting author
How Does It Work? Enhanced Solution-Focused Kinship Navigation Case Management, Service Utilization, Caregiver Stress Reduction, and the Well-Being of Informal Kinship Caregivers in Washington State: A Cohort Study Using Causal Directed Acyclic Graphs
Hung-Peng Lin, Ph(c), University of Washington;
Angelique Day, PhD, University of Washington Seattle;
Emiko Tajima, PhD, University of Washington;
David Huh, PhD, University of Washington
Supporting Kin and Strengthening Families: Using Participatory Qualitative Research Methods to Identify a Kinship Practice Model
Erin Gulledge, MSW, University of Kansas;
Brennan Miller, PhD, University of Kansas;
Kim Harsch, MSW, The Children's Alliance of Kansas;
Becci Akin, PhD, University of Kansas;
Vickie McArthur, LCMFT, University of Kansas;
Shanna Jager, MFT, Children's Alliance of Kansas
We've Shared the Rules, and This Is What's Working:Caregiver and Child Welfare Staff Experiences with Shared Parenting
Becci Akin, PhD, University of Kansas;
Kim Harsch, MSW, The Children's Alliance of Kansas;
Brennan Miller, PhD, University of Kansas;
Erin Gulledge, MSW, University of Kansas;
Vickie McArthur, LCMFT, University of Kansas
The Association between Birth Mothers' Satisfaction with Relinquishment and Perceived Social Supports
Elissa Madden, PhD, Baylor University;
Donna Aguiniga, PhD, University of Alaska Anchorage;
Rei Shimizu, PhD, University of Alaska, Anchorage;
Scott Ryan, MSW, MBA, PhD, University of Texas at Arlington