Session: Sustainable Development, Environmental and Climate Justice Flash Talk Session (Society for Social Work and Research 30th Annual Conference Anniversary)
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306 Sustainable Development, Environmental and Climate Justice Flash Talk Session

Schedule:
Sunday, January 18, 2026: 9:45 AM-11:15 AM
Supreme Court, ML 4 (Marriott Marquis Washington DC)
Cluster: Sustainable Development, Environmental and Climate Justice
Moderator:
Greer Hamilton, PhD, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
* noted as presenting author
"We Just Stand There and Wait." Experiencing Transportation-Related Social Exclusion and Heat-Related Health Risks: A Qualitative Study of Public Bus Riders in a Southern U.S. City
Sangwon Lee, PhD, University of Oklahoma; Courtney Cronley, PhD, The University of Tennesee, Knoxville
Artificial Intelligence and Environmental Justice: A Critical Review of Social Work Literature
Michael Massey, Ph.D, The Catholic University of America; Ian Williams, MSW, The Graduate Center, City University of New York; Grace Polistina, MSW, The Catholic University of America; Eathan Breaux, MSW, The Catholic University of America
Building Frontline Capacity to Support Flood-Affected Women: A Pilot PFA and PM+ Intervention in Pakistan
Mehwish Dawood, MS, Oregon State University; Aatika Ahmed, BS, New York University; Fareeha Javaid, BS, Aga Khan University, Karachi, Pakistan
Climate Risk and the Welfare State: Exploring the Moderation of Climate-Adaptive Welfare and Ecowelfare on U.S. Welfare Enrollment after Natural Hazards
Christopher Brown, MSW, University of California, Berkeley
Enhancing Connectivity and Resilience: Assessing Climate-Induced Loss and Damage in Indian Ocean Island Nations
Emadul Islam, Ph.D, The Sasakawa Peace Foundation, Japan
Syndemic Effects of Food and Water Insecurity on Blood Pressure and Stress in Haiti: Integrating Public Health and Social Work Perspectives
James Lachaud, PhD, Ohio State University; Indra Narayan Roychowdhuri, MSW, Ohio State University
Why Won't They Come? Exploring the Impact of Race & Historical Trauma on Community Gardens in the Deep South
Jennifer Jettner, PhD, Auburn University
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