Joint PhD Program in Social Work and Social Science Graduates

Three Studies Examining Externalizing Behavior and Substance Use Among Diverse Youth

Three Essays on Race and Trust in the United States

"Shibukeni!": Exploring the Mental Health Perceptions and Experiences of Young Adult Children of African Immigrants through the Lens of Sociocultural Influences

Talking Back to the Web of Power: Women's Legal, Child Protection, and Antiviolence Intervention Entanglement and Resistance

Korea Dreaming: Vietnamese Women's Stories from the Marriage Migration Cycle

Family Processes Underlying Economic Insecurity, Father Involvement, and Child Outcomes in Families with Low Income

Safety, Autonomy, Discrimination, and Religious Exemptions: Three Papers on How Long-Term Care Facility Staff Navigate Conflicting Rights

Towards Intentional Relational Well-Being: Syndemic Contributions of Mental Health, Trauma Exposure, and Sociodemographic Factors to Risk for Intimate Partner Violence Victimization

Black Boys Mental Health Help-Seeking: Exploring Perceptions, Barriers and Social Processes