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Friday, August 9, 12:30pm
“The Environmental Marcellus Shale Advocacy Network in
Pennsylvania: Resource Mobilization and Challenges to
Addressing Fracking’s Impacts on Local Communities,” Erin
Pischke and Michael Irwin, Duquesne University
“Utilization of Maternal and Child Health Care Services among
Muslims-A Study in Malegaon,” Tayyaba K. Shaikh, Researcher
and Ph.D Scholar
Session 29:
Sponsors:
Organizer:
Presider:
Papers:
Housing First: The Promise and Practice of
Homeless Service Provision
Room: Imperial
Poverty, Class, and Inequality
Sociology and Social Welfare
William D. Cabin, Richard Stockton College
Daisy Rooks, University of Montana
“A new Housing First Model to address urban homelessness:
Findings from an evaluation of Chicago’s Plan to End
Homelessness,” Christine C. George, Loyola University Chicago,
Center for Urban Research and Learning, Susan F. Grossman,
Loyola University Chicago, School of Social Work and Michael
R. Sosin, University of Chicago, School of Social Service
Administration
“Neighborhood Context and Varying Impacts on Mobility
Outcomes among those Housed through Chicago’s Plan to End
Homelessness,” Julie Hilvers, Loyola University Chicago
“A Political Economic Approach to Staff Discretion in ‘Housing
First’ Permanent Supportive Housing,” Carissa van den Berk
Clark, Washington University
“A Way Out of Homelessness?: Determining the Need and
Measuring the Reaction of a Homeless Court,” Jerian M.
Benwell-Lybarger and Amy Donley, University of Central Florida
“Home(less) on the Range: Understanding Homelessness in
Rural Areas and Small Towns,” Daisy Rooks, University of
Montana
Session 30:
Sponsor:
Immigrant Women Rising: Organizing for Social,
Economic and Political Inclusion and Change
Room: Ambassador II
Program Committee
Panelists:
Liliam Juarez, National Domestic Workers Alliance, Unity
Cooperative
Maria C. Figueroa, ILR School Cornell University
Mary Osirim, Bryn Mawr
Mary Romero, Arizona State University
Session 31:
Sponsors:
Community-Embedded Research: The
Challenges and Opportunities of Collaboration
between Academics and Community-Based
Organizations
Room: Ambassador III
Conflict, Social Action, and Change
Sociology and Social Welfare
Organizer, Presider &
Discussant: Linda Houser, Widener University
Papers:
“Addressing Poverty, Jobs, and Health Through Community-
Based Collaboration,” E. Brooke Kelly, University of North
Carolina at Pembroke
“Best Intentions, Good Practices, Un-fundable Research:
Constraints on Evaluation for a Nonprofit After-school Program in
a Rural Community,” Karen L. Porter, Arthur L. Greil and Elizabeth
M. Shea, Alfred University
“AAAPI Youth and A Sliver of Identity,” Heather Bowles, Georgia
State University
“Collaboration between High School Social Workers and Drug
Prevention Counselors,” Helen Nemes, Drug prevention
counselor
2:30pm – 4:10pm Meetings
Council of Division Chairpersons, 2012-13
Room: Plymouth
Justice 21 Committee, 2012-13 (Open Meeting)
Room: Gershwin II
Lee Founders Award Committee, 2012-13
Room: Gershwin II
Open Discussion of Resolutions Proposed to the Board of
Directors
Room: Plymouth
Permanent Organization and Strategic Planning Committee,
2012-13
Room: Booth
Organizer:
Discussant:
Sandra Castro, CUNY Graduate Center
Mimi Abramovitz, Silberman School of Social
Work at Hunter College and The CUNY Graduate
Center
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