Tracy M Soska
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4100008 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Tracy M Soska |
| PRENOMES | Tracy M |
| SOBRENOME | Soska |
| ASSINATURA | SOSKA T M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Pittsburgh |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 25 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 33 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2004 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Social Workers and Public Libraries
A growing interprofessional collaboration between social work and library professionals has fueled the emergence of library social workers and the exploration of libraries as a setting for social work. This exciting partnership evolves from common historic roots, a strong alignment of values, and effectively addresses changing community needs that aligns with both professions. Social work and public libraries are both products of the Progressive …
Celebrating Some Milestones
It seems only appropriate to take a moment to pause and reflect when reaching important milestones, and with this new year, the Journal of Community Practice (JCP) and its sponsor, the Association
Improving the Effectiveness of Community-Based Interventions
At first glance, this issue might appear to be an eclectic bricolage of articles ranging from housing to food insecurity to community design centers. Although the topics covered in this issue are f
Editors’ Epilogue
Community Practice in Our Global Village
Remembering the Other 46
Community, Organization, and Social Action
As editors, we have the privilege of reviewing and considering an array of manuscripts that study, assess, and comment on the state of community practice and its place in macro practice social work
Revisiting the Past to Reinvent the Future
Building Knowledge and Theory for Community Practice
The Journal of Community Practice (JCP) began publication in 1994, as a project of the Association for Community Organization and Social Administration (ACOSA), an organization of scholars, educato
Teamwork, Teamwork… Team, Team, Team
Responding to Community Crises
As I was finalizing the editorial for this issue, I thought about the myriad of crises, conflicts, and public tragedies that have affected communities across the globe during the first six months o
Getting the Work Done - Even in Challenging Times
Riding Down the Up Escalator
Writing this editorial approximately six months into the Obama Administration's second term, I cannot help but think about how the new “normal” in our everyday lives as individuals, families and co
The Road Not Taken
EU–US Symposium on Community and Social Development
On May 5–7, 2011, nearly 40 scholars, educators, and practitioner-educators from 10 European countries and the United States gathered with regional educators and practitioners at the University of
Community Organizing and Practice Coming of Age
If They Build it, They Will Come—or Letting the People Decide
Raising the Stakes
Service Learning
I don't know what your destiny will be, but one thing I do know: the only ones among you who will be really happy are those who have sought and found how to serve. CM Albert Schweitzer Although at
Confronting the Contours of Economic Crisis in Community Practice
The Old is New Again
Building Bridges and Growing a Network of Co-Learners Through Engaged Scholarship
With this third issue in volume 16 of the Journal of Community Practice (JCP), much of our work is done for this first and very exciting year as the new editors. As one of the two new editors for t
Something Old and Something New
Confluence
University-Community Partnerships
University-Community Partnerships
Responding to Community Crises
As I was finalizing the editorial for this issue, I thought about the myriad of crises, conflicts, and public tragedies that have affected communities across the globe during the first six months o
Service Learning
I don't know what your destiny will be, but one thing I do know: the only ones among you who will be really happy are those who have sought and found how to serve. CM Albert Schweitzer Although at
Confluence
Social Workers and Public Libraries
A growing interprofessional collaboration between social work and library professionals has fueled the emergence of library social workers and the exploration of libraries as a setting for social work. This exciting partnership evolves from common historic roots, a strong alignment of values, and effectively addresses changing community needs that aligns with both professions. Social work and public libraries are both products of the Progressive …
Improving the Effectiveness of Community-Based Interventions
At first glance, this issue might appear to be an eclectic bricolage of articles ranging from housing to food insecurity to community design centers. Although the topics covered in this issue are f
Getting the Work Done - Even in Challenging Times
Remembering the Other 46
Community, Organization, and Social Action
As editors, we have the privilege of reviewing and considering an array of manuscripts that study, assess, and comment on the state of community practice and its place in macro practice social work
EU–US Symposium on Community and Social Development
On May 5–7, 2011, nearly 40 scholars, educators, and practitioner-educators from 10 European countries and the United States gathered with regional educators and practitioners at the University of
If They Build it, They Will Come—or Letting the People Decide
Confronting the Contours of Economic Crisis in Community Practice
Confluence
University-Community Partnerships
The Old is New Again
Building Bridges and Growing a Network of Co-Learners Through Engaged Scholarship
With this third issue in volume 16 of the Journal of Community Practice (JCP), much of our work is done for this first and very exciting year as the new editors. As one of the two new editors for t
Something Old and Something New
Confronting the Contours of Economic Crisis in Community Practice
Raising the Stakes
Service Learning
I don't know what your destiny will be, but one thing I do know: the only ones among you who will be really happy are those who have sought and found how to serve. CM Albert Schweitzer Although at
EU–US Symposium on Community and Social Development
On May 5–7, 2011, nearly 40 scholars, educators, and practitioner-educators from 10 European countries and the United States gathered with regional educators and practitioners at the University of
Community Organizing and Practice Coming of Age
If They Build it, They Will Come—or Letting the People Decide
The Road Not Taken
Getting the Work Done - Even in Challenging Times
Riding Down the Up Escalator
Writing this editorial approximately six months into the Obama Administration's second term, I cannot help but think about how the new “normal” in our everyday lives as individuals, families and co
Teamwork, Teamwork… Team, Team, Team
Responding to Community Crises
As I was finalizing the editorial for this issue, I thought about the myriad of crises, conflicts, and public tragedies that have affected communities across the globe during the first six months o
Revisiting the Past to Reinvent the Future
Building Knowledge and Theory for Community Practice
The Journal of Community Practice (JCP) began publication in 1994, as a project of the Association for Community Organization and Social Administration (ACOSA), an organization of scholars, educato
Community Practice in Our Global Village
Remembering the Other 46
Community, Organization, and Social Action
As editors, we have the privilege of reviewing and considering an array of manuscripts that study, assess, and comment on the state of community practice and its place in macro practice social work
Celebrating Some Milestones
It seems only appropriate to take a moment to pause and reflect when reaching important milestones, and with this new year, the Journal of Community Practice (JCP) and its sponsor, the Association
Improving the Effectiveness of Community-Based Interventions
At first glance, this issue might appear to be an eclectic bricolage of articles ranging from housing to food insecurity to community design centers. Although the topics covered in this issue are f
Editors’ Epilogue
Social Workers and Public Libraries
A growing interprofessional collaboration between social work and library professionals has fueled the emergence of library social workers and the exploration of libraries as a setting for social work. This exciting partnership evolves from common historic roots, a strong alignment of values, and effectively addresses changing community needs that aligns with both professions. Social work and public libraries are both products of the Progressive …
Political science (20 obras) · Sociology (17 obras) · Public relations (13 obras) · Community practice (11 obras) · Law (10 obras) · Law (10 obras) · Community organizing (6 obras) · Business (5 obras) · Economic growth (5 obras) · Environmental planning (5 obras)