Session: Researching Racialization Across Diverse Groups and Using Diverse Methodologies (Society for Social Work and Research 30th Annual Conference Anniversary)

Schedule:

Friday, January 16, 2026: 2:00 PM-3:30 PM

Treasury, ML 4 (Marriott Marquis Washington DC)

Cluster: Race and Ethnicity

* noted as presenting author

"Our Blood Is Not Cheap": A Photovoice Project on Being Arab in a Racialized U.S
Suhad Tabahi, PhD, Dominican University; Leticia Villarreal Sosa, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley; Itedal Shalabi, MSW, Arab American Family Services

Advancing Anti-Racist Social Work Practice: Racial Identity Processing Groups As a Promising Tool for Transforming the Profession
Dongwook Kim, MSW, Arizona State University; Jessica Coleman, MSW, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities; Labibah Buraik, MSW, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities; Channel Lowery, MSW, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities; Joan Blakey, PhD, LCSW, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities

Caste in a New Land: The Enduring Psychological Toll on South Asian Immigrants
Lalit Khandare, PhD, MPhil, MSW, Pacific University

Disrupting the Myth of Raceless Latinidad: A Quantcrit Examination of Racialization and Color-Neutral Ideology in Shaping Discrimination Among U.S. Latinx/e Adults
Victor Figuereo, PhD, LCSW, University of Pittsburgh; Max Vicente, MSW, University of Pittsburgh; Dennis Espejo, BA, University of Pennsylvania; Latrice Shannon, MSW, University of Pittsburgh; Daniel Labrousse, BA, University of Pittsburgh

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