Kendra P Deloach Mccutcheon
Biographic Data
| ID | 4175765 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kendra P Deloach Mccutcheon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kendra P Deloach |
| FAMILY NAME | Mccutcheon |
| SIGNATURE | MCCUTCHEON K P D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Syracuse University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6543-7153 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
African American Women's Marital Attitudes
Over the past few decades, marriage rates in the United States among African Americans continue to decline, yet African American women continue to express a desire to be married. Using a grounded theory qualitative approach with semi-structured interviews ( N = 23), we explored marital attitudes among never married African American women. Participants identified both negative and positive exposures to marriage during childhood and messaging from …
How Racism Against Bipoc Women Faculty Operates in Social Work Academia
In this article, we seek to highlight the ways in which we, as two female social work faculty members whose racial/ethnic identities fall into the categories of Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color (BIPOC), have experienced racism and White supremacy within predominantly White institutions in the United States. We seek to clarify that these experiences are not unique to any particular institution or university, but rather reflect systemic…
Sexual behaviors among war-affected male youth in postconflict Sierra Leone
The impact of war violence exposure and psychological distress on parenting practices among a sample of young adults affected by war postconflict Sierra Leone
Willie Gertrude Brown and the Unsettling of Black Settlements
Social work values require its educators to teach a history that represents diversity and inclusion, yet its history routinely omits the contributions of pioneering social workers of color. This omission promotes White hegemony as characterized by the emphasis on White reformers in the American settlement movement and the exclusion of Black social workers and activists. Using critical race theory, this article posits the need to dismantle White h…
Parenting Satisfaction Among Homeless Caregivers
This study explored the impact of parenting satisfaction and shelter comfort on depression and parenting stress among an urban sample of homeless caregivers residing in New York City. This research provides a new understanding of the impact that parenting satisfaction and shelter comfort has on depression and stress on homeless parents ( n = 201). Linear regression results indicated that parenting satisfaction and shelter environment were the big…
Exploring the Use of the Interactive Systems Framework to Guide School Mental Health Services in Post‐disaster Contexts
Over the past two decades schools have been identified as the de facto mental health system for youth. Therefore, improving and expanding school mental health (SMH) has become a pressing agenda item for researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and funders. Advancing this agenda includes not only translating intervention research into practice within schools, but building capacities for these interventions to occur. The interactive systems frame…
Children Are Aware of Food Insecurity and Take Responsibility for Managing Food Resources
When Deficits are Misplaced
Exploring the Use of the Interactive Systems Framework to Guide School Mental Health Services in Post‐disaster Contexts
Over the past two decades schools have been identified as the de facto mental health system for youth. Therefore, improving and expanding school mental health (SMH) has become a pressing agenda item for researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and funders. Advancing this agenda includes not only translating intervention research into practice within schools, but building capacities for these interventions to occur. The interactive systems frame…
African American Women's Marital Attitudes
Over the past few decades, marriage rates in the United States among African Americans continue to decline, yet African American women continue to express a desire to be married. Using a grounded theory qualitative approach with semi-structured interviews ( N = 23), we explored marital attitudes among never married African American women. Participants identified both negative and positive exposures to marriage during childhood and messaging from …
How Racism Against Bipoc Women Faculty Operates in Social Work Academia
In this article, we seek to highlight the ways in which we, as two female social work faculty members whose racial/ethnic identities fall into the categories of Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color (BIPOC), have experienced racism and White supremacy within predominantly White institutions in the United States. We seek to clarify that these experiences are not unique to any particular institution or university, but rather reflect systemic…
Parenting Satisfaction Among Homeless Caregivers
This study explored the impact of parenting satisfaction and shelter comfort on depression and parenting stress among an urban sample of homeless caregivers residing in New York City. This research provides a new understanding of the impact that parenting satisfaction and shelter comfort has on depression and stress on homeless parents ( n = 201). Linear regression results indicated that parenting satisfaction and shelter environment were the big…
Children Are Aware of Food Insecurity and Take Responsibility for Managing Food Resources
When Deficits are Misplaced
Exploring the Use of the Interactive Systems Framework to Guide School Mental Health Services in Post‐disaster Contexts
Over the past two decades schools have been identified as the de facto mental health system for youth. Therefore, improving and expanding school mental health (SMH) has become a pressing agenda item for researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and funders. Advancing this agenda includes not only translating intervention research into practice within schools, but building capacities for these interventions to occur. The interactive systems frame…
The impact of war violence exposure and psychological distress on parenting practices among a sample of young adults affected by war postconflict Sierra Leone
Willie Gertrude Brown and the Unsettling of Black Settlements
Social work values require its educators to teach a history that represents diversity and inclusion, yet its history routinely omits the contributions of pioneering social workers of color. This omission promotes White hegemony as characterized by the emphasis on White reformers in the American settlement movement and the exclusion of Black social workers and activists. Using critical race theory, this article posits the need to dismantle White h…
Parenting Satisfaction Among Homeless Caregivers
This study explored the impact of parenting satisfaction and shelter comfort on depression and parenting stress among an urban sample of homeless caregivers residing in New York City. This research provides a new understanding of the impact that parenting satisfaction and shelter comfort has on depression and stress on homeless parents ( n = 201). Linear regression results indicated that parenting satisfaction and shelter environment were the big…
Sexual behaviors among war-affected male youth in postconflict Sierra Leone
How Racism Against Bipoc Women Faculty Operates in Social Work Academia
In this article, we seek to highlight the ways in which we, as two female social work faculty members whose racial/ethnic identities fall into the categories of Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color (BIPOC), have experienced racism and White supremacy within predominantly White institutions in the United States. We seek to clarify that these experiences are not unique to any particular institution or university, but rather reflect systemic…
African American Women's Marital Attitudes
Over the past few decades, marriage rates in the United States among African Americans continue to decline, yet African American women continue to express a desire to be married. Using a grounded theory qualitative approach with semi-structured interviews ( N = 23), we explored marital attitudes among never married African American women. Participants identified both negative and positive exposures to marriage during childhood and messaging from …
Psychology (7 works) · Developmental psychology (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Psychiatry (4 works) · Homelessness and Social Issues (3 works) · Qualitative research (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works)