Session: From complicity to activism: Stories of social workers and citizens (Society for Social Work and Research 30th Annual Conference Anniversary)
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27 From complicity to activism: Stories of social workers and citizens

Schedule:
Thursday, January 15, 2026: 1:30 PM-3:00 PM
Mint, ML 4 (Marriott Marquis Washington DC)
Cluster: History
* noted as presenting author
A Feminist Disruption: Social Work Response to Intimate Partner Violence in the 1970s and 1980s
Liying Huang, MSW, University of Chicago
Constructing the Modern Worker: The Occluded Origins of Clinical Social Work
Yoosun Park, PhD, University of Pennsylvania; Alicia Chatterjee, MSEd, MSW, University of Pennsylvania
Gender, Profession, and Psychiatry: Italian and American Social Workers' Role in Democratising Mental Health Care
Carlotta Mozzone, MSW, PhD, University of Turin; Katherine Lewis, MSSA, Case Western Reserve University
Historical Narratives of Black Women Social Workers (1900-1970)
Channel Lowery, MSW, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Histories of Women-Led Activism during the 1980s: Using Critical Rural Theory to Examine Gender, Power, and Solidarity in Social Movements
Elin Amundson, LICSW, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
In Their Own Words: Implications of the National Welfare Rights Organization’s Struggle for Justice, Dignity, and Democracy in Historical and Contemporary Welfare Discourse
Carly Murray, AM, University of Chicago
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