Session: Reframing the Evidence: A Historical Research Agenda for Transformative Social Work (Society for Social Work and Research 31st Annual Conference)
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5 Reframing the Evidence: A Historical Research Agenda for Transformative Social Work

Schedule:
Thursday, January 21, 2027: 1:30 PM-3:00 PM
Union Station 20 (Hilton San Francisco Union Square)
Cluster: History
* noted as presenting author
The Myth of Rescue: International Adoption, Empire, and U.S. Social Work
Vinh Trinh, MSW, EdM, University of Pennsylvania
Beyond Risk: Marlon Riggs, Black Queer Pleasure, and the Governance of Sexuality In the U.S. AIDS Crisis
Charles Tyson, MSW, LICSW, LCSW, BCD, CSE, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
"We Recreate What We Know": Navigating the Institutionalization of a Feminist Anti-Violence Movement and Its Epistemic Stakes
Liying Huang, MSW, University of Chicago
Interpreting Abraham Flexner’s ‘Is Social Work a Profession?’: The Problem of Presentism In Social Work History Research
Kimberly Sims, Ph.D, LICSW, Georgetown University; Michael Massey, Ph.D, The Catholic University of America
Sun Ra and 1960s Social Work: Afrofuturist Visions of Liberation and Divergent Strategies of Realization
Leonard Swanson, University of Chicago
Criminalizing Intimacy: Marriage Law, Disability, and Structural Stigma In Connecticut, 1895–1967
Zhanjie Si, Southern Connecticut State University
Whose Knowledge Counts? a Historical Analysis of LGBTQ+ Intersectionality In Social Work Journals, 1989–2024
Miya TATE, MSW, MPH, University of Georgia; Iriel Nunnery, Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge; Jalynn Stubbs, MSW, Kentucky Department of Education; Dominique Ferguson, University of New Orleans; Alona Thomas, Nicholls State University
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