Wednesday, August 2nd, 7:30 p.m.
Seelye 106
Please join us for a thesis colloquium as we present our theses and discuss, "Who Gets Heard: Social Worker's Responsibility in Dismantling Oppressive Systems" through exploring social worker's roles and opportunities for action in systems of housing, research and the military, technology, education and social movements, and the prison industrial complex. This colloquium will be moderated by Dr. Tamarah Moss, MPH, MSW, PhD.
The Translation of Anti-Racism Values from the Professional into the Personal for White Social Workers Who Have Lived in North or West Philadelphia
Lauren Newman
Predicting Dialectic Behavioral Treatment Outcomes in Veterans at High Risk for Suicide
Courtney Stich
Race and the Internet: An Exploratory Study into the Effect Social Media, Black Lives Matter, and the 2016 Presidential Election have had on Racial Discourse
Jaime Stepansky
"Who Will They Believe, Me or You?" A Mixed-Method Study Examining the Intersection of Race and Sexual Violence Among LGBTQ Prisoners ***
Sarah Aftab
***Content Warning: This presentation will include explicit quotes from participants about violence and sexual assault.
This event is open to the public and wheelchair accessible.
Sponsored by: The Research Sequence
Contact: Dr. Tamarah Moss at tmoss@smith.edu