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The Action Research Podcast connects scholars and community experts to cultivate change in research procedures, policy, and impact practice. The HEAR Lab amplifies anti-racist research at the University of Houston Graduate College of Social Work. Learn more: uh.edu/socialwork/actionresearch
Unknown Host hosts The Action Research Podcast, a education show with 15 episodes published.
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Priscilla Kennedy to explore her dissertation journey, which examines the lived experiences of social work students engaging in a course focused on structural racism, specifically as
This episode highlights the intersection of school-based mental health, community well-being, immigration, and the integration of decolonized and culturally grounded approaches to social work practice and mental health s
"Charge Up!"—a team-based intervention aimed at bolstering mental health and housing stability for youth transitioning from homelessness to housing. It's crucial to note that a significant portion of young adults facing
In this episode, we will explore the coping style among middle school youth and also assess how that is related to symptoms of depression and anxiety over time to develop preventive interventions for schools. Caitlyn Myt
In this episode, podcast host Anil Arora shares how the H.E.A.R. Lab team is creating change in how traditional dissemination occurs with one-pagers, social media, newsletters, and the launch of the lab's annual Walk N'
In the pursuit of understanding the surge in health issues and fatalities among Black women in contrast to other racial and ethnic communities, we lend an attentive ear to the narratives of Black women, delving into thei
Healthy Start is a national program that helps improve the lives of mothers, infants, and families before, during, and beyond pregnancy. Through coordinated care case management, home visits, outreach, and education, Hea
Researchers at the University of Houston are training undergraduate pre-med students and providing free cognitive tests to Houston’s senior community that participants can bring to their primary care providers. These tes
Dr. Lindamarie Olson is a recent PhD graduate from the GCSW, advocating for a more responsive and just system for youth who have experienced trauma and have found themselves in contact with the juvenile justice system. O
In the first episode of Season 2, host Anil Arora speaks to Dr. Samira Ali about dissertations, racial justice principles, and positionality. Dr. Ali’s scholarship focuses on community-based participatory research (CBPR)
Guests Dr. Quenette Walton and Priscilla Kennedy talk about the importance of using qualitative methods when measuring the effects of Covid-19 and racism on Black women’s mental health and identity. Dr. Quenette L. Walto
This episode focuses on the research experience of two youth experts and two researchers from UH who use a community-based participatory research design to prioritize AAPI youth voice. They seek to build knowledge about
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We connect with Devonte Hill, Community Health Worker, Aly Kramer Jacobs, Ph.D. student, and Dr. Sarah Narendorf, Associate Dean of Research at the University of Houston Graduate College of Social Work to talk about law
This episode of the Action Research Podcast begins with your host Anil Arora having a conversation with Dr. Sarah Narendorf and Jody Gardner about the inception of the HEAR Lab while also sharing about activities the HEA
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