Affilia-Feminist Inquiry in Social Work

Papers
(The TQCC of Affilia-Feminist Inquiry in Social Work is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
“You’re So Exotic Looking”: An Intersectional Analysis of Asian American and Pacific Islander Stereotypes31
COVID-19: Threat and Vulnerability Among Latina Immigrants19
Intimate Partner Violence Help-Seeking for Latina Undocumented Immigrant Survivors: Feminist Intersectional Experiences Narrated Through Testimonio17
Barriers to Achieving Reproductive Justice for an Indigenous Gulf Coast Tribe17
Critical Feminisms: Principles and Practices for Feminist Inquiry in Social Work16
At the Intersection of COVID-19 and Sex Work in the United States: A Call for Social Work Action15
Moving Toward Critical Consciousness and Anti-Oppressive Practice Approaches With People at Risk of Sex Trafficking: Perspectives From Social Service Providers15
Reimagining Social Work Ancestry: Toward Epistemic Decolonization15
Epistemic Injustice and Indigenous Women: Toward Centering Indigeneity in Social Work14
From Abortion Rights to Reproductive Justice: A Call to Action10
Social Work With Criminalized Women: Governance or Resistance in the Carceral State?9
Exploring Intersectional Identity in Black Deaf Women: The Complexity of the Lived Experience in College9
Unsettling Feminism in Social Work: Toward an Indigenous Decolonial Feminism9
“Doing Hope”: Ecofeminist Spirituality Provides Emotional Sustenance to Confront the Climate Crisis8
Examining Social Work Students Knowledge of and Attitudes About Abortion and Curriculum Coverage in Social Work Education8
“They Did Not Pay Attention or Want to Listen When We Spoke”: Women’s Experiences in a Trafficking-Specific Shelter in Cambodia7
“It would be foolish to pretend that our jobs aren't political”: Social Workers Organizing for Power in the Nonprofit Sector7
Practice in a Time of Uncertainty: Practitioner Reflections on Working With Families Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence During the COVID-19 Global Pandemic7
“A Powerful Visual Statement”: Race, Class, and Gender in Uniform and Dress Code Policies in New Orleans Public Charter Schools7
Using Anticarceral Feminism to Illustrate the Impact of Criminalization on the Lives of Individuals in the Sex Trades6
“I Am Almost a Breadwinner for My Family”: Exploring the Manifestation of Agency in Sex Workers’ Personal and Professional Contexts6
Navigating pre-Tenure and COVID-19: A Testimonio of a BIPOC Junior Faculty Mother6
Sexual Violence as a War Weapon in Conflict Zones: Palestinian Women’s Experience Visiting Loved Ones in Prisons and Jails6
Supporting Newcomer Women Who Experience Intimate Partner Violence and Their Children: Insights From Service Providers6
“Just Be White (JBW)”: Incels, Race and the Violence of Whiteness6
“It Helped Me Open My Eyes”: Incorporating Lived Experience Perspectives in Social Work Education6
Harnessing the Lived Experience of Transgender and Gender Diverse People as Practice Knowledge in Social Work: A Standpoint Analysis6
Reflexivity and Lived Experience of Out-of-Home Care: Positionality as an Early Parenthood Researcher6
The Shame of Drinking Alcohol While Pregnant: The Production of Avoidance and Ill-Health5
A Global Silence: A Critical Interpretive Synthesis of Aboriginal Mothering Through Domestic and Family Violence5
Anti-Racist Research Praxis: Feminist Relational Accountability and Arts-Based Reflexive Memoing for Qualitative Data Collection in Social Work Research5
Sex Worker Collectives Within the Whorearchy: Intersectional Inquiry with Sex Workers in Los Angeles, CA5
Beyond the Victim-offender Binary: Legal and Anti-violence Intervention Considerations With Women Who Have Used Force in the U.S. and Australia5
Feminist Except for Palestine: Where Are Feminist Social Workers on Palestine?4
Decolonial Feminism and Practices of Resistance to Sustain Life: Experiences of Women Social Workers Implementing Mental Health Programmes in Chile4
Creative Writing and Decolonizing Intersectional Feminist Critical Reflexivity: Challenging Neoliberal, Gendered, White, Colonial Practice Norms in the COVID-19 Pandemic4
Women and Finances: Exploring the Place of Women in the Chilean Financial Education Programs4
Impact of Sources of Strengths on Coping and Safety of Immigrant Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence4
Positionality in Critical Feminist Scholarship: Situating Social Locations and Power Within Knowledge Production4
Reflections on the Ethical Possibilities and Limitations of Abolitionist Praxis in Social Work4
Revisiting Empowerment Through Critical Praxis: Perspectives of Front-Line Workers Supporting Refugee Women Experiencing Gendered Violence in Australia4
First They Came for Critical Race Theory …3
(Un)Belonging: The Production of Black Trans Loneliness3
Taking Back the Narrative: Gendered Anti-Blackness in Predominantly White Schools of Social Work3
A Post-Structural Feminist Analysis of Eating Disorders Intervention Research3
The Mentor’s Role From the Perspective of Marginalized Young Women Becoming Mentors: Photovoice-Based Research3
“Innovations” During COVID-19: Microfinance in Bangladesh3
Problematizing the Educational Messaging on Sex Trafficking in the US “End-demand” Movement: The (Mis)Representation of Victims and Anti-Sex Work Rhetoric3
Dissertation Data Collection During a Global Pandemic: Barking Dogs, Crying Babies, and Feminist Social Work3
“My Voice Was Discounted the Whole Way Through”: A Gendered Analysis of Women’s Experiences of Involuntary Mental Health Treatment3
Sisterhood at a Distance: Doing Feminist Support Work Online3
An Arab Lecturer, Jewish Students, and Social Work in a Conflict Area3
Entre Madres y Comadres: Trans Latina Immigrants Empowering Women Beyond Marianismo2
Lone Motherhood, Poverty and the Meaning of Money2
Uncovering the Transformative Labor in Black Women's Community Work2
Retraining in Social Work for Arab Academic Women: Motivation and Integration into the Field2
From the Welfare State to the Carceral State: Whither Social Reproduction?2
“I Wish he Were Dead.” The Experience of Loss among Young Arab-Bedouin Women in Polygamous Families2
How We Do the Work Is the Work: Building an Intersectional Queer Praxis for Critical Feminist Scholarship2
Social Work in a Post-Dobbs World: The ‘Adoption Fallacy’, Decolonization, and Reproductive Justice2
Restorative Justice and the Dance with the Devil2
Pandemics, Protests, and Feminist Politics of Resistance2
From Exceptionalism to Relationality: Responding to Mandatory Reporting in Texas Anti-Trans Directives2
Critical Feminist Reflections on the Atlanta Murders of March 16, 20212
Fostering Change: Black Women's Motivations for Participating in Intimate Partner Violence Research2
“We Support You … to an Extent”: Identities, Intersections, and Family Support Among First-Generation Students in a School of Social Work2
Impact of School Resource Officer and/or Security Guard Presence on Native American Referrals and Arrests in Montana’s Schools2
Culturally Diverse Female-Identified Students Discuss Sexual Assault Policies: Dialectics of Safety/Danger2
Expected to Work for Free: Social Work's Complicity in its Own Devaluation2
Caught in the Neoliberal Churn: Pushing Back Against “Productivity” as a Measure of Impact2
The Challenges of Women Housed in Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) Camps During an Armed Conflict in Ethiopia2
Epistemic Peerhood in Trans Social Work Research2
Exploring the Experiences of Transgender & Nonbinary Individuals Working on Cisgender-Led Research Projects2
The Enactment of a “Postfeminist Sensibility”: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Teens’ Constructions of Dating Abuse Among Their Peers2
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