Vol. 29 No. 3 (2023)

Table of Contents

• Reflections from the Editorial & Publishing Teams: Our New Publishing Home

  Darlyne Bailey, Monica Leisey, F. Ellen Netting, Kelly McNally Koney, Beth Messaro

  5-10

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• Moving Towards an Abolitionist Praxis: Roots, Blossoms, and Seeds from an Occupational Therapy Doctoral Resident

  Janis Wan-Lai Yue

  11-22

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• A Social Worker's Journey of Residing with a Military Member with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

  Tara Collins, Christine Walsh, Dora Tam

  23-31

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• Invisibility Matters: Adult Sibling Loss and the Complicated Grief Experience

  Tangela C. Sawyerr

  32-44

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• A Little Spice: Reflections on a First Visit After the Lockdown

  Sara J. English

  45-47

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• Nursing Home Social Work During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Reflections Behind the Mask

  Priscilla D. Allen, Daniel Leff

  48-59

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• Straddling the South African Two-School System During the COVID-19 Pandemic—A Reflective Narrative of How One Student Teacher Traversed the Changing Education Landscape

  Cindy Sars, Eugene Laloo

  60-68

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• It Started with a Tweet Calling White Social Work Educators in: Building a Professional Learning Community

  Lauri Goldkind, Elspeth Slayter, Jennifer Ann Parga, Pat Shelly

  69-84

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• Reflections on Recruiting PhD Students: Change Happens from Within

  Sondra Fogel, Amy E. Nourie, Stephanie Rosado, Shelton Gilyard, Jr.

  85-96

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• Conquering Chaos: Critical Reflections of Beginning Doctoral Education in 2020

  Jana L. Woodiwiss, Brian D. Graves, Jennie Pless, Fahmida Afroz, Kasandra Dodd

  97-110

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• COVID Keepers: How the Pandemic Can (and Should) Transform College Teaching

  Jessica L. Sniatecki, Jennifer Randhare Ashton

  111-120

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• Latinx Social Work Students’ Well-Being Prior to and During the COVID-19 Pandemic

  Leyla Feize

  121-125

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• Reflections on Working with Rural Migrant School Children and Their Families

  Rachelle Rosario, Joanne Riebschleger

  126-135

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• The Dilemma of White Providers in Indian Country

  E. Hope Hollingsworth

  136-140

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