Session: Carceral Crossroads: Trauma, Reentry, and New Beginnings (Society for Social Work and Research 31st Annual Conference)
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86 Carceral Crossroads: Trauma, Reentry, and New Beginnings

Schedule:
Friday, January 22, 2027: 9:45 AM-11:15 AM
Union Station 3 & 4 (Hilton San Francisco Union Square)
Cluster: Crime and Criminal Justice
* noted as presenting author
Exploring Radical Hope and Reentry for Young Black Men Returning from Incarceration
Kevonyah Edwards, MSW, Columbia University
Beyond Offending: Identifying Child Criminal Exploitation Among Justice-Involved Youth
Nofar Mazursky, PhD, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Centering Lived Experience In the Service of Democracy: Participatory Research to Transform Policing and Build Community Trust
Camille Quinn, PhD, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor; Charles Lea, PhD, MSW, Columbia University; Durrell Washington, PhD, Rutgers School of Social Work; Donte Boyd, PhD, MSW, The Ohio State University; J Lloyd Allen, PhD, Morgan State University; Anthony Boyd, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor; Maya Richardson, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor; Jade Lewis, Xavier University of Louisiana; Henrika McCoy, PhD, University of Denver
A Systematic Review of Reentry Programs for Black Emerging Adults Experiencing Polyvictimization
Taylor Reed, PhD, The Ohio State University College of Social Work; Durrell Washington, PhD, Rutgers School of Social Work; Kaelyn Sanders, PhD, Arizona State University
Examining Policy Implementation As a Political Process: California’s Division of Juvenile Justice Realignment and the Battle over Authority to Shape Youth Incarceration Reform
Julia Lesnick, University of California-Los Angeles
When Systems Reinforce Trauma: Juvenile Justice Professionals’ Perspectives on Trauma-Informed Care and Youth Resilience
Miriam Commodore - Mensah, PhD, Westfield State University; Atelma Thanises, MSW, Indiana University Indianapolis
From Carceral to the Community: Bringing Interventions Targeting Criminal Legal System Risk into Community Mental Health Settings for Individuals with Serious Mental Illness
Anna Parisi, PhD, George Mason University; Faith Scanlon, Massachusetts General Hospital; Jonathan Phillips, PhD, University of Minnesota Duluth; Amy Blank Wilson, PhD, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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