Session: Innovations in Community-Based Intervention Research (Society for Social Work and Research 31st Annual Conference)
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157 Innovations in Community-Based Intervention Research

Schedule:
Friday, January 22, 2027: 3:45 PM-5:15 PM
Union Station 16 (Hilton San Francisco Union Square)
Cluster: Communities and Neighborhoods
* noted as presenting author
"the Sky Is the Limit": Constructing the Social Worker's Role In a "Community Approach" Service for Family Caregivers of Older Adults
Naama Nebenzahl Elitzur, MSW, Bar-Ilan University; Drorit Levy, PhD, Bar Ilan University
Understanding the Adoption and Implementation of Fruit and Vegetable Voucher Incentives In High-Obesity Rural Communities: A Qualitative Study from Missouri
Jollyn Tyryfter, University of Missouri-Columbia; Sarah Bockhold, MSW, University of Missouri-Columbia; Kimberly Keller, PhD, University of Missouri-Columbia; Mansoo Yu, PhD, University of Missouri-Columbia
Designing Dignified Access: A Mixed-Methods Case Study of Carrie’s Closet, a Mobile Clothing Closet
Mamie Harper, University of Georgia
Reimagining Safety at the Central Library through Interdisciplinary Partnership and Community Engagement: Findings from a Mixed-Methods Needs Assessment
Jelena Todic, PhD, The University of Texas at San Antonio, College for Health, Community and Policy, Department of Social Work; Ian Johnson, PhD, University of Texas at San Antonio; Kathy Donellan, MLIS, CRIM, MPaff, San Antonio Public Library; Haley Holmes, PhD, San Antonio Public Library; Jessica Zurita, MA, San Antonio Public Library; Kaylee Avila, MSLS, San Antonio Public Library; Darrell Glasscock, San Antonio Public Library; Emerson Stanley, MLS, Kyle Public Library; Jordan Torres, MLS, San Antonio Public Library; Maria Vargas-Yates, MS Crim., City of San Antonio, Integrated Community Safety Office (ICSO); Patrick Lloyd, MSW, University of Texas at Austin; Cate Prazak, MSIS, San Antonio Public Library; Rachel Boal-Doran, MSW, University of Texas at San Antonio; David Leija, MSW, University of Texas at San Antonio; Eva Rivera, MSW Candidate, University of Texas at San Antonio; Sofia Salazar, MSW, University of Texas at San Antonio
Resident-Led Encampments As Alternative Service Models: Evidence from Camp Resolution In Sacramento
Arturo Baiocchi, PhD, California State University, Sacramento
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