Rachel Green
Biographic Data
| ID | 3682115 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rachel Green |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rachel |
| FAMILY NAME | Green |
| SIGNATURE | GREEN R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Massachusetts Amherst |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7893-7296 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Nationally representative surveys of experiences of discrimination and positive treatment in people with mental health problems in Australia: Changes over 10 years
Reducing stigma and discrimination has been a priority in many national mental health policies for decades. The aim of this study was to explore population-level changes in experiences of discrimination and positive treatment between 2014 and 2024. Large nationally representative surveys of Australian adults were conducted in 2014 and 2024. For each, those who reported a mental health problem or scored high on a screening questionnaire (n=1381in …
Digital psychosocial interventions for complex mental health needs: Extending care and supporting long-term recovery
Communities of Practice Support Implementation of Power to Kids in Residential Care: The Embed Model
Children and young people in residential care continue to experience significant harmful sexual behaviour, dating violence and child sexual exploitation. Power to Kids is a programme developed in Australia to prevent and respond to these forms of abuse for this cohort. The aim of the study was to explore how a Communities of Practice initiative could further support the implementation of the Power to Kids programme in the residential care practic…
Threading the racial capitalocene: On the poetics of affective porosity in Ibrahim al-Koni's Bleeding of the Stone ( Nazīf al-ḥajar ) and Yoel Hoffmann's Book of Joseph ( Sefer Yosef )
Excavating traces of the Racial Capitalocene in Libyan-Tuareg author Ibrahim al-Koni's Arabic language Bleeding of the Stone (1990) and Israeli Jewish author Yoel Hoffmann's Hebrew-language Book of Joseph (1988), this article posits a novel critical framework for comparative readings of Middle Eastern literatures. In centering the advance of the racializing commodity frontier as primary node of literary interrogation across European capital city …
Dissociating visual perspective taking and belief reasoning using a novel integrated paradigm: A preregistered online study
The Shahrazād of Sablakh Speaks in Many Tongues: Witnessing and Islamicate Cultural Memory in Samīr Naqqāsh’s Shlūmū al-Kurdī wa-anā wa-l-zaman (Shlūmū al-Kurdī, Myself and Time)
Shlūmū al-kurdī wa-anā wa-l-zaman (Shlūmū al-Kurdī, Myself and Time) (2004) is the final novel of Iraqi-Jewish author Samīr Naqqāsh. Considering the text in light of the cultural politics of memory and articulation, this article posits the novel as a true fabrication of a fictionalized memoir. By thematizing aspects of speech, movement and scriptural ecumenism within an Islamicate cultural memory, the text simultaneously narrates and mourns the W…
Persistence of open-air markets in the food systems of Africa's secondary cities
In a rapidly urbanizing sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), changing urban food systems are expected to affect the ways in which households access food. While significant research and policy efforts address food production to support food security in the context of city-region food systems, the complex nature of urban food systems has received less attention, particularly in secondary cities across the globe. Using household survey data collected in 2019 a…
Israel/Palestine: Border Representations in Literature and Film
In Israel/Palestine: Border Representations in Literature and Film (2020), Drew Paul makes of borders, checkpoints, and the West Bank separation wall a point of departure for an innovative and insightful reading of a Palestinian, post-Oslo politics of “transgression” (2). Building upon Zeina Halabi’s articulation of the “‘evasive notion of the Palestinian ordinary’” (12), the book argues that while Palestinian and Israeli literatures have long co…
Mental health of immigrants and refugees seeking legal services on the US-Mexico border
The debates on the mental health benefits associated with immigration are mixed. On the one hand, immigrants are provided with more opportunities not available in their home countries. On the other hand, they are far away from home and may have been exposed to traumatic experiences on their journeys to the receiving country. Even after settling down in the receiving country, most continue to face legal battles associated with their immigration st…
Mental health of immigrants and refugees seeking legal services on the US-Mexico border
The debates on the mental health benefits associated with immigration are mixed. On the one hand, immigrants are provided with more opportunities not available in their home countries. On the other hand, they are far away from home and may have been exposed to traumatic experiences on their journeys to the receiving country. Even after settling down in the receiving country, most continue to face legal battles associated with their immigration st…
Persistence of open-air markets in the food systems of Africa's secondary cities
In a rapidly urbanizing sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), changing urban food systems are expected to affect the ways in which households access food. While significant research and policy efforts address food production to support food security in the context of city-region food systems, the complex nature of urban food systems has received less attention, particularly in secondary cities across the globe. Using household survey data collected in 2019 a…
Mental health of immigrants and refugees seeking legal services on the US-Mexico border
The debates on the mental health benefits associated with immigration are mixed. On the one hand, immigrants are provided with more opportunities not available in their home countries. On the other hand, they are far away from home and may have been exposed to traumatic experiences on their journeys to the receiving country. Even after settling down in the receiving country, most continue to face legal battles associated with their immigration st…
Persistence of open-air markets in the food systems of Africa's secondary cities
In a rapidly urbanizing sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), changing urban food systems are expected to affect the ways in which households access food. While significant research and policy efforts address food production to support food security in the context of city-region food systems, the complex nature of urban food systems has received less attention, particularly in secondary cities across the globe. Using household survey data collected in 2019 a…
Israel/Palestine: Border Representations in Literature and Film
In Israel/Palestine: Border Representations in Literature and Film (2020), Drew Paul makes of borders, checkpoints, and the West Bank separation wall a point of departure for an innovative and insightful reading of a Palestinian, post-Oslo politics of “transgression” (2). Building upon Zeina Halabi’s articulation of the “‘evasive notion of the Palestinian ordinary’” (12), the book argues that while Palestinian and Israeli literatures have long co…
Threading the racial capitalocene: On the poetics of affective porosity in Ibrahim al-Koni's Bleeding of the Stone ( Nazīf al-ḥajar ) and Yoel Hoffmann's Book of Joseph ( Sefer Yosef )
Excavating traces of the Racial Capitalocene in Libyan-Tuareg author Ibrahim al-Koni's Arabic language Bleeding of the Stone (1990) and Israeli Jewish author Yoel Hoffmann's Hebrew-language Book of Joseph (1988), this article posits a novel critical framework for comparative readings of Middle Eastern literatures. In centering the advance of the racializing commodity frontier as primary node of literary interrogation across European capital city …
Dissociating visual perspective taking and belief reasoning using a novel integrated paradigm: A preregistered online study
The Shahrazād of Sablakh Speaks in Many Tongues: Witnessing and Islamicate Cultural Memory in Samīr Naqqāsh’s Shlūmū al-Kurdī wa-anā wa-l-zaman (Shlūmū al-Kurdī, Myself and Time)
Shlūmū al-kurdī wa-anā wa-l-zaman (Shlūmū al-Kurdī, Myself and Time) (2004) is the final novel of Iraqi-Jewish author Samīr Naqqāsh. Considering the text in light of the cultural politics of memory and articulation, this article posits the novel as a true fabrication of a fictionalized memoir. By thematizing aspects of speech, movement and scriptural ecumenism within an Islamicate cultural memory, the text simultaneously narrates and mourns the W…
Communities of Practice Support Implementation of Power to Kids in Residential Care: The Embed Model
Children and young people in residential care continue to experience significant harmful sexual behaviour, dating violence and child sexual exploitation. Power to Kids is a programme developed in Australia to prevent and respond to these forms of abuse for this cohort. The aim of the study was to explore how a Communities of Practice initiative could further support the implementation of the Power to Kids programme in the residential care practic…
Nationally representative surveys of experiences of discrimination and positive treatment in people with mental health problems in Australia: Changes over 10 years
Reducing stigma and discrimination has been a priority in many national mental health policies for decades. The aim of this study was to explore population-level changes in experiences of discrimination and positive treatment between 2014 and 2024. Large nationally representative surveys of Australian adults were conducted in 2014 and 2024. For each, those who reported a mental health problem or scored high on a screening questionnaire (n=1381in …
Digital psychosocial interventions for complex mental health needs: Extending care and supporting long-term recovery
Sociology (4 works) · Art (3 works) · History (3 works) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Literature (3 works) · Mental health (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Population (3 works) · Psychology (3 works)