RVH Bibliography - Racism, Violence and Health Project ...

Russell, K. M., Swenson, M. M., Skelton, A. M., & R., Shedd-Steele.
(2003). The meaning of health in mammography screening for African
American women. Health Care for Women International, 24(1), 27-39.
Sanders-Phillips, Kathy. (1996). The ecology of urban violence: Its
relationship to health promotion behaviors in low-income Black and
Latino communities. American Journal of Health Promotion [Special
Issue], 10(4), 308-317.
Scott, Bridget T. (1999). Chronic community violence and the children
who are exposed to it. Journal of Emotional Abuse, 1(3), 23-37.
Shire, N. (2002). Effects of race, ethnicity, gender, culture, literacy,
and social marketing on public health. Journal of Gender Specific
Medicine, 5, 48-54.
Smith, Amos L. (2003). Health policy and the coloring of an American
male crisis: A perspective on community-based health services.
American Journal of Public Health, 93(5), 749-752.
Swain, Kristie Alley. (1999). Barriers and inroads to aids dialogue in
the African-American church: Development of a strategic model and
tool for network of abstinence-based HIV prevention advice.
Dissertation Abstracts International Section A: Humanities & Social
Sciences, 60(6-A), 1815.
Thibeault, R., Hebert, M. (1997). A congruent model for health
promotion in occupational therapy. Occupational Therapy
International, 4(4), 271-293.
Vertinsky, P. (1998). "Run, Jane, run": Central tensions in the current
debate about enhancing women's health through exercise. Women and
Health, 27(4), 81-110.
Vingilis, E., & Sarkella, J. (1997). Determinants and indicators of
health and well-being: Tools for educating society. Social Indicators
Research, 40(1-2), 159-178.
Walcott-McQuigg, Jacqueline A. (1995). The relationship between
stress and weight-control behavior in African-American women.
Journal of the National Medical Association, 87(6), 427-432.
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