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Clorinda Low Lucas: Hawaii’s Social Work Pioneer by Carlton‐LaNey, Iris B., Main, Christine S.

“…This article examines the professional life and work of Hawaiian social welfare pioneer Clorinda Low Lucas. Educated at Smith College and the New York School…”
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Benefits from an uncertainty management intervention for African-American and Caucasian older long-term breast cancer survivors by Mishel, Merle H., Germino, Barbara B., Gil, Karen M., Belyea, Michael, LaNey, Iris Carlton, Stewart, Janet, Porter, Laura, Clayton, Margaret

“…In a randomized controlled design, this study tested the efficacy of a theoretically based uncertainty management intervention delivered to older long‐term…”
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Younger African American Adults' Use of Religious Songs to Manage Stressful Life Events by Hamilton, Jill B., Stewart, Jennifer M., Thompson, Keitra, Alvarez, Carmen, Best, Nakia C., Amoah, Kevin, Carlton-LaNey, Iris B.

“…The aim of this study was to explore the use of religious songs in response to stressful life events among young African American adults. Fifty-five young…”
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Triggers of uncertainty about recurrence and long-term treatment side effects in older African American and Caucasian breast cancer survivors by Gill, Karen M, Mishel, Merle, Belyea, Michael, Germino, Barbara, Germino, Laura S, Porter, Laura, LaNey, Iris Carlton, Stewart, Janet

“…To examine the sources of uncertainty in older African American and Caucasian long-term breast cancer survivors by focusing on frequency of triggers of…”
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Uncertainty Management Intervention for Older African American and Caucasian Long-Term Breast Cancer Survivors by Gil, Karen M., Mishel, Merle H., Germino, Barbara, Porter, Laura S., Carlton-Laney, Iris, Belyea, Michael

“…The survivor uncertainty management intervention study is a randomized controlled study designed to test the efficacy of an intervention that combines training…”
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The Importance of Place in the Life and Career of a Social Work Pioneer: Insights From Interviews With Hortense King McClinton by Carlton-LaNey, Iris

“…This column explores the importance of place in the life of social work pioneer Hortense McClinton. McClinton's story is underscored by the centrality of…”
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The significance of African-centered social work for social work practice by Bent-Goodley, Tricia, Fairfax, Colita Nichols, Carlton-LaNey, Iris

“…In order to respond to concomitant factors that impact members of the extensive African Diasporic community, African-centered theory/Afrocentricity warrants…”
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EDITORIAL: Progress and Persistence in Action by Bent-Goodley, Tricia B., Carlton-LaNey, Iris

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Black perspectives and social work practice by Bent-Goodley, Tricia, Snell, Cudore L., Carlton-LaNey, Iris

“…Social work and social welfare have historically operated from a Black perspective in understanding problems, identifying structural inequities, and designing…”
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Identification of Potential Mediators Between Depression and Fluid Adherence in Older Adults Undergoing Hemodialysis Treatment by Washington, Tiffany R, Hain, Debra J, Zimmerman, Sheryl, Carlton-LaNey, Iris

“…Controlled fluid intake is an important aspect of living with end stage renal disease (ESRD), and is complicated by depression, the most common mental health…”
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Progress and Persistence in Action by Bent-Goodley, Tricia B., Carlton-LaNey, Iris

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Annie Mae Kenion (1912–2009): Teaching and Community Building in the Jim Crow South by Carlton-LaNey, Iris, Chavis, Annie McCullough

“…This article examines the career of Annie Mae Kenion who worked as a Jeanes teacher and supervisor of African American schools for more than 40 years. Strict…”
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African American Social Work Pioneers' Response to Need by Carlton-LaNey, Iris

“…This article discusses the fundamental values and principles that guided African American social work practice at the beginning of the century. The elements…”
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Increasing the Cultural Responsiveness of Family Group Conferencing by Waites, Cheryl, Macgowan, Mark J., Pennell, Joan, Carlton-LaNey, Iris, Weil, Marie

“…Child welfare struggles to manage child abuse and neglect and to seek permanency for children, while being culturally responsive to the communities it serves…”
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African American Reformers’ Mission: Caring for Our Girls and Women by Carlton-LaNey, Iris, Hodges, Vanessa

“…This article focuses on the mechanisms that African American women used during the Progressive Era to meet the needs of young African American women and girls…”
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Uncertainty management intervention for older African American and Caucasian long-term breast cancer survivors: Psychosocial consequences and responses to breast cancer by GIL, Karen M, MISHEL, Merle H, GERMINO, Barbara, PORTER, Laura S, CARLTON-LANEY, Iris, BELYEA, Michael

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Early African American Social Welfare Pioneer Women: Working to Empower the Race and the Community by Carlton-Laney, Iris, Alexander, Sandra Carlton

“…This article uses selective aspects of the careers of Ida Bell Wells-Barnett, Lugenia Burns Hope, Elizabeth Ross Haynes and Janie Porter Barrett to provide a…”
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Revisiting the Need for Feminism and Afrocentric Theory When Treating African-American Female Substance Abusers by Roberts, Amelia, Jackson, Mary S., Carlton-LaNey, Iris

“…African-American women who are addicted to illicit substances are disproportionately over-represented in jails, prisons, and treatment programs. In addition,…”
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Elizabeth Ross Haynes: An African American Reformer of Womanist Consciousness, 1908–1940 by Carlton-LaNey, Iris

“…This article highlights the life's work of Elizabeth Ross Haynes, an African American social welfare reformer, politician, and “race woman.” Through the Young…”
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Women and Interracial Cooperation in Establishing the Good Samaritan Hospital by Carlton-LaNey, Iris

“…This article focuses on the strategic importance of the roles of African American and White women in establishing the Good Samaritan Hospital in 1891 and on…”
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