Julie A Honnold
Biographic Data
| ID | 4100759 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Julie A Honnold |
| GIVEN NAMES | Julie A |
| FAMILY NAME | Honnold |
| SIGNATURE | HONNOLD J A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Virginia Commonwealth University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 109 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
A Vision Among Challenges
According to data from an American Sociological Association survey, just half of all degree-granting sociology departments in the academic year 2012-2013 offered at least one “distance learning course in sociology” (Spalter-Roth, Van Vooren & Kisielewski, 2013). Two years after this report was released, Virginia Commonwealth University’s Department of Sociology (VCU SOCY) launched the first online master’s of science degree in digital sociology i…
“I Have Never Slept with a Man, and There Is No Star Rising in the East”
The National Lesbian Health Care Survey (NLHCS) was the first major survey of lesbian and bisexual women's health and mental health, and was conducted in 1984–1985 with 1,927 participants from all U.S. states and several territories. The NLHCS included an open-ended item, about what had prevented respondents from becoming pregnant, that was never transcribed or analyzed, yet that reflected historical trends of that time. The survey was conducted …
Transgender Health Care Access in Virginia
We explored health care access experiences of 32 male-to-female (MtF) and 15 female-to-male (FtM) transgender people of different ethnicities in Virginia using data from focus groups conducted in 2004. Victimization associated with social stigmatization played a dominant role in participants' lives, manifested by discrimination; violence; and health care provider insensitivity, hostility, and ignorance of transgender health. Access to transgender…
Experiences of Transgender-Related Discrimination and Implications for Health
Objectives. We examined relationships between social determinants of health and experiences of transgender-related discrimination reported by transgender people in Virginia. Methods. In 2005 through 2006, 387 self-identified transgender people completed a statewide health needs assessment; 350 who completed eligibility questions were included in this examination of factors associated with experiences of discrimination in health care, employment, …
Impact of Social Capital on Employment and Marriage among Low Income Single Mothers
The 1996 Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 (PRWORA, P. L. 104-93) called primarily on women to achieve two goals: work and/or marriage. For low income single mothers with limited access to capital, the PRWORA presents a quagmire in that the public safety nets previously guaranteed by the policies of the New Deal were abruptly supplanted by policies with obligations that require various forms of capital. Using…
Using Social Network Analysis to Enhance Nonprofit Organizational Research Capacity
As donor agencies become more specific in funding requirements, research that can demonstrate the collaborative efforts of a nonprofit agency with its organizational neighbors and how those efforts pay off in terms of capacity and provision of services is highly useful. Recognizing these benefits, a local funding agency in Virginia commissioned a study to look at the ways in which social network analysis (SNA) can enhance the data resources avail…
Family, cultural and gender role aspects in the context of HIV risk among African American women of unidentified HIV status
This was an exploratory, qualitative study of contextual cultural and social realities of the sexual interactions of a representative sample of African American women of unidentified HIV status. The study expanded our understanding of family and gender role variables by exploring influences of family of origin and idealistic perceptions of roles on sexual relationships. Data was collected on 51 African American women who were recruited through pr…
Improving the accuracy of identifying lesbians for telephone surveys about health
Social Workers' and Counselors' Understanding of Lesbian Needs
An exploratory survey was conducted in 1994 to assess mental health providers' experience with lesbian clients and understanding of lesbians. Probability samples of 250 licensed clinical social workers and 250 licensed professional counselors were randomly generated from Virginia licensure lists. A total of 183 out of 224 respondents were active practitioners and were included in the analysis. Ninety-seven percent of active practitioners reported…
Socialization and demographic determinants of mortality expectations
Support for Resource Conservation
Normative support is created for social movements in a variety of ways. In previous studies of the diffusion of environmentalism, the complexity of this process has not been recognized. By synthesizing Smelser's (1962) collective behavior theory, Olson's (1971) theory of collective action and generalizations from diffusion research, we develop a theoretical model of support for resource conservation which includes socioeconomic status and aspirat…
Experiences of Transgender-Related Discrimination and Implications for Health
Objectives. We examined relationships between social determinants of health and experiences of transgender-related discrimination reported by transgender people in Virginia. Methods. In 2005 through 2006, 387 self-identified transgender people completed a statewide health needs assessment; 350 who completed eligibility questions were included in this examination of factors associated with experiences of discrimination in health care, employment, …
Transgender Health Care Access in Virginia
We explored health care access experiences of 32 male-to-female (MtF) and 15 female-to-male (FtM) transgender people of different ethnicities in Virginia using data from focus groups conducted in 2004. Victimization associated with social stigmatization played a dominant role in participants' lives, manifested by discrimination; violence; and health care provider insensitivity, hostility, and ignorance of transgender health. Access to transgender…
Impact of Social Capital on Employment and Marriage among Low Income Single Mothers
The 1996 Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 (PRWORA, P. L. 104-93) called primarily on women to achieve two goals: work and/or marriage. For low income single mothers with limited access to capital, the PRWORA presents a quagmire in that the public safety nets previously guaranteed by the policies of the New Deal were abruptly supplanted by policies with obligations that require various forms of capital. Using…
Using Social Network Analysis to Enhance Nonprofit Organizational Research Capacity
As donor agencies become more specific in funding requirements, research that can demonstrate the collaborative efforts of a nonprofit agency with its organizational neighbors and how those efforts pay off in terms of capacity and provision of services is highly useful. Recognizing these benefits, a local funding agency in Virginia commissioned a study to look at the ways in which social network analysis (SNA) can enhance the data resources avail…
Social Workers' and Counselors' Understanding of Lesbian Needs
An exploratory survey was conducted in 1994 to assess mental health providers' experience with lesbian clients and understanding of lesbians. Probability samples of 250 licensed clinical social workers and 250 licensed professional counselors were randomly generated from Virginia licensure lists. A total of 183 out of 224 respondents were active practitioners and were included in the analysis. Ninety-seven percent of active practitioners reported…
Support for Resource Conservation
Normative support is created for social movements in a variety of ways. In previous studies of the diffusion of environmentalism, the complexity of this process has not been recognized. By synthesizing Smelser's (1962) collective behavior theory, Olson's (1971) theory of collective action and generalizations from diffusion research, we develop a theoretical model of support for resource conservation which includes socioeconomic status and aspirat…
Support for Resource Conservation
Normative support is created for social movements in a variety of ways. In previous studies of the diffusion of environmentalism, the complexity of this process has not been recognized. By synthesizing Smelser's (1962) collective behavior theory, Olson's (1971) theory of collective action and generalizations from diffusion research, we develop a theoretical model of support for resource conservation which includes socioeconomic status and aspirat…
Socialization and demographic determinants of mortality expectations
Social Workers' and Counselors' Understanding of Lesbian Needs
An exploratory survey was conducted in 1994 to assess mental health providers' experience with lesbian clients and understanding of lesbians. Probability samples of 250 licensed clinical social workers and 250 licensed professional counselors were randomly generated from Virginia licensure lists. A total of 183 out of 224 respondents were active practitioners and were included in the analysis. Ninety-seven percent of active practitioners reported…
Improving the accuracy of identifying lesbians for telephone surveys about health
Family, cultural and gender role aspects in the context of HIV risk among African American women of unidentified HIV status
This was an exploratory, qualitative study of contextual cultural and social realities of the sexual interactions of a representative sample of African American women of unidentified HIV status. The study expanded our understanding of family and gender role variables by exploring influences of family of origin and idealistic perceptions of roles on sexual relationships. Data was collected on 51 African American women who were recruited through pr…
Using Social Network Analysis to Enhance Nonprofit Organizational Research Capacity
As donor agencies become more specific in funding requirements, research that can demonstrate the collaborative efforts of a nonprofit agency with its organizational neighbors and how those efforts pay off in terms of capacity and provision of services is highly useful. Recognizing these benefits, a local funding agency in Virginia commissioned a study to look at the ways in which social network analysis (SNA) can enhance the data resources avail…
Impact of Social Capital on Employment and Marriage among Low Income Single Mothers
The 1996 Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 (PRWORA, P. L. 104-93) called primarily on women to achieve two goals: work and/or marriage. For low income single mothers with limited access to capital, the PRWORA presents a quagmire in that the public safety nets previously guaranteed by the policies of the New Deal were abruptly supplanted by policies with obligations that require various forms of capital. Using…
“I Have Never Slept with a Man, and There Is No Star Rising in the East”
The National Lesbian Health Care Survey (NLHCS) was the first major survey of lesbian and bisexual women's health and mental health, and was conducted in 1984–1985 with 1,927 participants from all U.S. states and several territories. The NLHCS included an open-ended item, about what had prevented respondents from becoming pregnant, that was never transcribed or analyzed, yet that reflected historical trends of that time. The survey was conducted …
Transgender Health Care Access in Virginia
We explored health care access experiences of 32 male-to-female (MtF) and 15 female-to-male (FtM) transgender people of different ethnicities in Virginia using data from focus groups conducted in 2004. Victimization associated with social stigmatization played a dominant role in participants' lives, manifested by discrimination; violence; and health care provider insensitivity, hostility, and ignorance of transgender health. Access to transgender…
Experiences of Transgender-Related Discrimination and Implications for Health
Objectives. We examined relationships between social determinants of health and experiences of transgender-related discrimination reported by transgender people in Virginia. Methods. In 2005 through 2006, 387 self-identified transgender people completed a statewide health needs assessment; 350 who completed eligibility questions were included in this examination of factors associated with experiences of discrimination in health care, employment, …
A Vision Among Challenges
According to data from an American Sociological Association survey, just half of all degree-granting sociology departments in the academic year 2012-2013 offered at least one “distance learning course in sociology” (Spalter-Roth, Van Vooren & Kisielewski, 2013). Two years after this report was released, Virginia Commonwealth University’s Department of Sociology (VCU SOCY) launched the first online master’s of science degree in digital sociology i…
Psychology (10 works) · Sociology (8 works) · LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy (5 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Lesbian (3 works) · Population (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · African Sexualities and LGBTQ+ Issues (2 works)