Session: Innovations in Centering Black Women: Toward Healing, Behavioral Health, and Reproductive Justice (Society for Social Work and Research 31st Annual Conference)

Schedule:

Saturday, January 23, 2027: 9:45 AM-11:15 AM

Union Station 22 (Hilton San Francisco Union Square)

Cluster: Black and African Diaspora Focused-Research

* noted as presenting author

Digital Care Ecologies: How Black Women Use Social Media to Foster Culturally Congruent Care
Chelsea Allen, PhD, Rutgers University

Killing Us Softly: A Social Media Critical Discourse Study of Black Protectionism and Violence Against Black Women
So'Phelia Morrow, PhD, Wayne State University

Advancing the Canon of Culturally Congruent Care: Black Women’s Perspectives on Mental Health, Healing, and Cultural Attunement
Chelsea Allen, PhD, Rutgers University

Not the Typical Victim: Exploring the Costs of Intimate Partner Violence on Middle-Class Black Women
So'Phelia Morrow, PhD, Wayne State University

Beyond the Textbook: Qualitative Mechanisms of Change In a Community-Based Peer Support Model for Black Women
Marion Malcome, PhD, Loyolola University Chicago; Alicia Bradford, MSW, Loyola University, Chicago

How We Heal: Exploring Culturally Responsive Behavioral Health Services to Address Perinatal Depression and Perceived Stress Among Black Women
Brianna Smith, PhD, Ohio State University

Social Context and Reproductive Decision-Making: Childbearing Attitudes Among Never-Married Black Women
Kendra DeLoach McCutcheon, PhD, Syracuse University; Karen Schmidt, PhD, Georgia State University

Reproductive Justice, Black Maternal Health, and the Critical Role of Social Work
Danae Ross, MSW, MA, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

Centering Black Women's Voices: Community Perspectives on a Culturally Grounded Mind-Body Toolkit Among Black Women at Cardiometabolic Risk
Millicent Robinson, PhD, MSW, MPH, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Delyla Makki, BA, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Taleah Frazier, BSN, RN, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Andrew Bradford, MPH, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Susan Gaylord, PhD, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Cheryl Giscombé, PhD, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Session: Innovations in Centering Black Women: Toward Healing, Behavioral Health, and Reproductive Justice (Society for Social Work and Research 31st Annual Conference)

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