Presentations

Schultz, K. & Ivanich, J. D. (2023). Findings from a social network study with American Indian youth on a Northern Plains reservation. Presentation. ResilienceCon 2023, Nashville, TN.

Ivanich, J. D. & Schultz, K. (2023). A social network study with American Indian youth on a Northern Plains reservation: Substance use, suicide risk, and exposure to violence. Presentation. Sunbelt 2023 – International Network for Social Network Analysis, Portland, OR.

Gonzalez-Benson, O. (2023) The limits of rights discourse in sovereign space: U.S. refugee policy, Society for Social Work Research Conference, Phoenix, AZ

Gonzalez Benson, O., Sigurdson, E. & Henry, G.(2023) Institutional materiality of grassroots migrant/refugee-led organizations and integration practices, Migration and Societal Change, Utrecht, Netherlands

Irish, K., Saba, J., Moylan, C. (advisor) (2023). Bots are the new fraud: A post-hoc exploration of statistical methods to identify bot-generated responses in a corrupt data set.” Poster presented at Society for Social Work Research Conference 2023, Phoenix, AZ

"Democracy?!?! Panel (2023, January) Society for Social Work and Research 27th Annual Conference Phoenix, AZ. Annual Social Policy Forum.

Society of Social Work Research Conference (SSWR) Presentations: Advancing Ecological Systems Theory in Social Work Theory and Practice: Integrating History and Place into an Ecological Framework; Admissible or Not? A Critical Analysis of the U.S. Resettlement Policy of Overseas Inadmissibility Due to Substance Abuse; In the Field: Theorizing Space and Place in Social Work Research and Practice

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) GCWS Graduate Student Conference “Liberating Spatiality and Temporality” Presentation: Therapeutic Wayfinding and Complex Trauma in Forced Migration: Advocating for Spatial-Based Practices with Refugee and Migrant Youth.”

International Migration Research Network, Critical Reflections on Migration, Racism and Discrimination

Pinto, R. M. & Park, S. (January 2023). COVID-19 pandemic disrupts HIV Continuum of Care and Prevention: Implications for research and practice. Accepted to present the paper at the Society for Social Work and Research Conference, Phoenix, AZ.