Presentations

Cureton, A. (2026, January) New kids on the block: Refugee students' school-based experience and engagement in a urban high school. Society for Social Work and Research Annual Meeting, Washington, DC

Vivian A. and James L. Curtis Endowed Scholarship

Boyd, D. T., Quinn, C. R., Goodwill, J., & Durkee, M. (July 2025). Strength in Adversity: Racism and the Mental Well-being of Black Young Adults. Symposium for the Division 45 Research Conference, Ann Arbor, MI

Smith, B., Boyd, D. T., & Quinn, C. R. (May 2025). Examining the Impact of Social Connectedness on Depression and Suicide Ideation Among Black Youth Experiencing Discrimination: A Path Analysis. Paper presentation at the Society of General Internal Medicine, Hollywood, FL.

Khaimov, S., Eldeeb, N., & Lee, S.J. (April 2025). Mental health outcomes for minorities in child welfare prevention programs. Midwestern Psychological Association, 97th Annual Meeting,Chicago, IL

Eldeeb, N., Khaimov, S., & Lee, S.J. (May 2025). Who benefits? Racial/ethnic representation and subgroup outcomes in Title IV-E “well-supported” programs. Society for Prevention Research, 33rd Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA

Washtenaw County Office of Community & Economic Development, Small Business Expo, Panelist

Maudrie, T.L. (2025, November 11). What Feeds Us: Indigenous Foodways, Kinship, and the Power ofCollective Continuance. Keynote Address. Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health and Bloomberg American Health Initiative: Indigenous Foodways Gathering. Baltimore, MD.

Maudrie, T.L. and Warne, D. (2025, September 30). Community-Engaged Development of Nutrition Curricula. Plenary Panel Session. Bloomberg American Health Initiative Annual Summit. Baltimore, MD.

Christensen, C. (2025) “Creative Methods for Critical Feminist and Queer Research”, Critical Queer & Feminist Social Work Praxis Group, Crown School of Social Work, University of Chicago.