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  3. Vol. 31 No. 4 (2025)

Vol. 31 No. 4 (2025)

					View Vol. 31 No. 4 (2025)
Published: 2025-12-28

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Table of Contents

  • Reflections from the Editorial Team: Recognizing Our Volunteers, and Celebrating Reflections’ 30th Anniversary

    Darlyne Bailey, Monica Leisey, F. Ellen Netting, Kelly McNally Koney
    5-10
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  • Tribal Feminism: Safekeeping Family and the Bodo Community During the Bodoland Movement in India

    Bibharani Swargiary
    11-19
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  • “I Wish I Knew”: Helping Social Work International Students Achieve Their Clinical Professional Goals

    Rujeko O. Machinga-Asaolu
    20-33
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  • Lived Experiences of Transgender and Gender Nonbinary Adults Aged 50+ Shared Through Art & Film: Reflections of a Social Work Educator

    Jeanne Koller
    34-45
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  • R.I.S.E.: An Intercampus Collaboration and Strategies to Re-Imagine Social Work Education

    José Paez, Marissa C. Hansen, Melissa Hernandez, Angelica Reyes
    46-60
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  • In Jean’s Space: The Life, Death, and Rebirth of an Academic Writing Group

    Jean Whitney, Melinda S. Butler, Emily McRobbie, Larissa Malone, Nicole Siffrinn
    61-70
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  • Teaching From the Heart

    Stephanie Saulnier
    71-79
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  • Endless Home Visit

    Hugh Silk
    80
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  • Reflections on Behavioral Health Crisis in Communities: Reimagining Social Work Curriculum and Practice

    Kiarra Donnelly, Monica Nandan, Michelle Rhue
    81-94
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