Rachel Hagues
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 187930 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Rachel Hagues |
| NOMBRES | Rachel |
| APELLIDO | Hagues |
| FIRMA | HAGUES R |
| AFILIACIONES | Samford University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4613-6379 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
I believe the world can be better”
This mixed-methods study draws from original data to examine whether and how faith motivates and sustains social workers serving refugees in Greece. Faith has proven to be a source of hope, coping, and motivation through difficult times. However, Greece, once a very religious part of the world, has become more secular and social workers have grown less dependent on faith. Instead, social workers working with refugees report that they rely on othe…
Resilience Against All Odds
The recent war in Ukraine has prompted a global focus on refugees and their ability to successfully overcome adversity. This article focuses on the factors that foster resilience in women refugees. Refugee resilience depends on external environments as much as on internal strength, both of which relate to the nature of transnational families that stretch across at least two countries and rely on the family member's internal capacity to address th…
Addressing caregiver needs of brain injury survivors through telehealth
I need to be strong
This basic qualitative study sought to understand resilience from the perspective of women refugees. In June 2023, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 13 women refugees from Ukraine living in Teplice, Czech Republic. Findings demonstrated that participants embodied resilience within the context of their personal, host, and faith communities. First, family members were motivation to make the journey out of Ukraine and friends were helpf…
The lived experiences of social workers working with refugees in Lebanon
Refugee care in Lebanon Understanding the lived experiences of social workers. Summary This mixed methods study examines the status of social work in its response to the refugee crisis within Lebanon, a country with the highest per capita refugee population in the world. Findings A structured interview guide and brief ordinal instrument were administered through interviews ( n = 10) and 10 focus groups ( n = 37) ( N = 47). Participants were recru…
Teaching Note—An Ecological Conceptual Framework for Preparing Social Work Students for Practice With Refugee Populations
Drawing from original and best practice research, this article proposes a model for teaching social work students how to practice with refugees using Bronfenbrenner’s ecological model as a guide. Social workers globally must be prepared across the social work curriculum with best practice research and recommendations that keep pace with the largest refugee crisis the world has ever known. This article proposes a teaching framework based on empiri…
Examining policies toward adolescent pregnancies across Africa
Pregnancy is life altering for women. For an adolescent girl, a pregnancy can set her on a radically different life trajectory, potentially toward a life of poverty. Across the world, governments differ in the way they respond to teenage pregnancy, especially in light of policies toward schoolgirls finishing their education. We explore how religion correlates with policy and practice toward teenage pregnancy, examining whether teenage moms are su…
The Consequences of Forcing Pregnant Girls Out of School
Refugee social work in Lebanon
Recognizing that faith plays a significant motivational and coping role for many working in stressful conditions, this study examines the effects of faith on social workers in Lebanon working with refugees (N = 47). Data were collected using a structured interview guide in individual interviews and focus groups. Participants also completed a brief ordinal instrument. While results do reveal that numerous social workers in Lebanon working with ref…
Conducting critical ethnography
Critical ethnography is conducted to uncover areas of oppression with a desire to listen to the voices of the oppressed in an effort to empower. This method can highlight strengths to build upon to help overcome aspects of society that participants consider unjust. It is appealing for social workers because the motives are to bring helpful change to participants’ lives. I reflect on the role of the researcher when doing such research internationa…
Sex for soap? A contextual approach for understanding young girls' involvement in sex in Tanzania
Tanzania has made strides to end gender discrimination and sexual exploitation, yet, studies have found that these practices continue. One distinct form of exploitation is transactional sex. Girls agree to sex – often with older men known as “sugar-daddies” – in exchange for basic needs like breakfast or soap, something that other researchers have written about it with concern. Herein, I provide an overview of the published research and then disc…
Conducting critical ethnography
Critical ethnography is conducted to uncover areas of oppression with a desire to listen to the voices of the oppressed in an effort to empower. This method can highlight strengths to build upon to help overcome aspects of society that participants consider unjust. It is appealing for social workers because the motives are to bring helpful change to participants’ lives. I reflect on the role of the researcher when doing such research internationa…
Sex for soap? A contextual approach for understanding young girls' involvement in sex in Tanzania
Tanzania has made strides to end gender discrimination and sexual exploitation, yet, studies have found that these practices continue. One distinct form of exploitation is transactional sex. Girls agree to sex – often with older men known as “sugar-daddies” – in exchange for basic needs like breakfast or soap, something that other researchers have written about it with concern. Herein, I provide an overview of the published research and then disc…
Resilience Against All Odds
The recent war in Ukraine has prompted a global focus on refugees and their ability to successfully overcome adversity. This article focuses on the factors that foster resilience in women refugees. Refugee resilience depends on external environments as much as on internal strength, both of which relate to the nature of transnational families that stretch across at least two countries and rely on the family member's internal capacity to address th…
I need to be strong
This basic qualitative study sought to understand resilience from the perspective of women refugees. In June 2023, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 13 women refugees from Ukraine living in Teplice, Czech Republic. Findings demonstrated that participants embodied resilience within the context of their personal, host, and faith communities. First, family members were motivation to make the journey out of Ukraine and friends were helpf…
Conducting critical ethnography
Critical ethnography is conducted to uncover areas of oppression with a desire to listen to the voices of the oppressed in an effort to empower. This method can highlight strengths to build upon to help overcome aspects of society that participants consider unjust. It is appealing for social workers because the motives are to bring helpful change to participants’ lives. I reflect on the role of the researcher when doing such research internationa…
Sex for soap? A contextual approach for understanding young girls' involvement in sex in Tanzania
Tanzania has made strides to end gender discrimination and sexual exploitation, yet, studies have found that these practices continue. One distinct form of exploitation is transactional sex. Girls agree to sex – often with older men known as “sugar-daddies” – in exchange for basic needs like breakfast or soap, something that other researchers have written about it with concern. Herein, I provide an overview of the published research and then disc…
Refugee social work in Lebanon
Recognizing that faith plays a significant motivational and coping role for many working in stressful conditions, this study examines the effects of faith on social workers in Lebanon working with refugees (N = 47). Data were collected using a structured interview guide in individual interviews and focus groups. Participants also completed a brief ordinal instrument. While results do reveal that numerous social workers in Lebanon working with ref…
The lived experiences of social workers working with refugees in Lebanon
Refugee care in Lebanon Understanding the lived experiences of social workers. Summary This mixed methods study examines the status of social work in its response to the refugee crisis within Lebanon, a country with the highest per capita refugee population in the world. Findings A structured interview guide and brief ordinal instrument were administered through interviews ( n = 10) and 10 focus groups ( n = 37) ( N = 47). Participants were recru…
Teaching Note—An Ecological Conceptual Framework for Preparing Social Work Students for Practice With Refugee Populations
Drawing from original and best practice research, this article proposes a model for teaching social work students how to practice with refugees using Bronfenbrenner’s ecological model as a guide. Social workers globally must be prepared across the social work curriculum with best practice research and recommendations that keep pace with the largest refugee crisis the world has ever known. This article proposes a teaching framework based on empiri…
Examining policies toward adolescent pregnancies across Africa
Pregnancy is life altering for women. For an adolescent girl, a pregnancy can set her on a radically different life trajectory, potentially toward a life of poverty. Across the world, governments differ in the way they respond to teenage pregnancy, especially in light of policies toward schoolgirls finishing their education. We explore how religion correlates with policy and practice toward teenage pregnancy, examining whether teenage moms are su…
The Consequences of Forcing Pregnant Girls Out of School
Addressing caregiver needs of brain injury survivors through telehealth
I need to be strong
This basic qualitative study sought to understand resilience from the perspective of women refugees. In June 2023, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 13 women refugees from Ukraine living in Teplice, Czech Republic. Findings demonstrated that participants embodied resilience within the context of their personal, host, and faith communities. First, family members were motivation to make the journey out of Ukraine and friends were helpf…
Resilience Against All Odds
The recent war in Ukraine has prompted a global focus on refugees and their ability to successfully overcome adversity. This article focuses on the factors that foster resilience in women refugees. Refugee resilience depends on external environments as much as on internal strength, both of which relate to the nature of transnational families that stretch across at least two countries and rely on the family member's internal capacity to address th…
I believe the world can be better”
This mixed-methods study draws from original data to examine whether and how faith motivates and sustains social workers serving refugees in Greece. Faith has proven to be a source of hope, coping, and motivation through difficult times. However, Greece, once a very religious part of the world, has become more secular and social workers have grown less dependent on faith. Instead, social workers working with refugees report that they rely on othe…
Psychology (9 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Migration, Health and Trauma (6 obras) · Refugee (6 obras) · Population (5 obras) · Medicine (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Social Work (4 obras)