Chie Noyori‐corbett
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4159534 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Chie Noyori‐corbett |
| PRENOMES | Chie |
| SOBRENOME | Noyori‐corbett |
| ASSINATURA | CORBETT C N |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Oklahoma |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1754-4824 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Optimizing climate-induced migration
Using social research and development methods in artist-mediated workshops with Myanmar refugee women to design a culturally responsive community resettlement center
Refugees’ Contributions to Resettlement and the Challenges They Face
Building International Educational Partnerships to Advance Internationalization and Global Competencies
Working toward internationalization of an educational unit involves planning, partnership, and consistent formative evaluation. This article highlights the development of a strategic partnership, that began before the COVID-19 pandemic, between the academic departments of comprehensive psychology in a university in Japan and social work in a university in the U.S. The partnership began with building connections between faculty to share research a…
Advancing the Human Rights Content of the Social Work Curriculum
Recognizing the current turmoil resulting in the displacement of large numbers of people across the globe, the continuing persecution of groups within their countries, and the necessity of responding effectively and globally to human vulnerability, the authors argue for the elevation of human rights content within the social work curriculum. The authors examine the forces, both contemporary and historic, calling for a stronger relevance of human …
Framing the human rights curriculum in American social work education
In this paper, the authors take the position that human rights are not a principal discipline of American social work. Rather, within the United States, social work is a profession that makes the fulfillment of human needs its principal focus. The authors offer methods to prepare social work students for rights-based practice, a product of their work in educating social work students in global human rights over the past decade and in undertaking …
Social Constructivist and Rights-Based Analysis of Global Governance of Statelessness
Teaching Note—The United States Department of State Diplomacy Lab for Supporting MSW Students’ Engagement in Community-Based Refugee Resettlement Research
The authors consider the U.S. Department of State Diplomacy Lab as a venue for research instruction of graduate social work students in advancing practice with refugees, especially in understanding their contributions to community quality of life, which served as the focus of the lab. The first author, the instructor of the course, worked with Master of Social Work students in implementing the one-semester Diplomacy Lab in a community located in …
Research Informed Competencies for Human Rights Field Education in Social Work
Addressing female sex trade human trafficking in Japan through NGO advocacy networks
Even though Japan has become notorious for trafficking women from other countries, advocacy networks among non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are forming. Such networks can potentially bring about changes in policy, further advance responses to victims, and stem the flow of exploited people to Japan. This study examines how advocacy networks are forming in Japan to address human trafficking both within Japan and between Japan and other nations…
Resettlement Issues Among Myanmar Refugee Women in the Early Stage of a Community-Based Developmental Research Project
We address the influence of ethnic diversity on the development of a resettlement support system for Myanmar women refugees who are now residing in Dallas, Texas. The intent of the project is to bring about a member-responsive resettlement support system through the use of developmental social work research in which participants are active in the conceptualization, design, and governance of the project. We examine what we learned about the import…
A transnational feminist policy analysis of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act
A transnational feminist policy analysis of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act: Noyori‐Corbett C., Moxley D.P. A transnational feminist policy analysis of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act Although originally the Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA) sought to prosecute traffickers, protect victims, and prevent trafficking, the most essential aim of the act involving prevention, especially in victims’ countries of origin, has not bee…
Inequality of women as a factor influencing migration from countries of origin to the United States and its implications for understanding human trafficking
The authors analyze forces influencing female migration from three countries to the United States. A principal factor for women from two southern countries involves the necessity of working in the United States so that women can remit money to their families, while migration for women in the northern case involves the search for a more liberal culture in which they can fulfill aspirations, achieve social mobility, and enjoy a better status than w…
Addressing female sex trade human trafficking in Japan through NGO advocacy networks
Even though Japan has become notorious for trafficking women from other countries, advocacy networks among non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are forming. Such networks can potentially bring about changes in policy, further advance responses to victims, and stem the flow of exploited people to Japan. This study examines how advocacy networks are forming in Japan to address human trafficking both within Japan and between Japan and other nations…
Inequality of women as a factor influencing migration from countries of origin to the United States and its implications for understanding human trafficking
The authors analyze forces influencing female migration from three countries to the United States. A principal factor for women from two southern countries involves the necessity of working in the United States so that women can remit money to their families, while migration for women in the northern case involves the search for a more liberal culture in which they can fulfill aspirations, achieve social mobility, and enjoy a better status than w…
Research Informed Competencies for Human Rights Field Education in Social Work
Inequality of women as a factor influencing migration from countries of origin to the United States and its implications for understanding human trafficking
The authors analyze forces influencing female migration from three countries to the United States. A principal factor for women from two southern countries involves the necessity of working in the United States so that women can remit money to their families, while migration for women in the northern case involves the search for a more liberal culture in which they can fulfill aspirations, achieve social mobility, and enjoy a better status than w…
A transnational feminist policy analysis of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act
A transnational feminist policy analysis of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act: Noyori‐Corbett C., Moxley D.P. A transnational feminist policy analysis of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act Although originally the Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA) sought to prosecute traffickers, protect victims, and prevent trafficking, the most essential aim of the act involving prevention, especially in victims’ countries of origin, has not bee…
Addressing female sex trade human trafficking in Japan through NGO advocacy networks
Even though Japan has become notorious for trafficking women from other countries, advocacy networks among non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are forming. Such networks can potentially bring about changes in policy, further advance responses to victims, and stem the flow of exploited people to Japan. This study examines how advocacy networks are forming in Japan to address human trafficking both within Japan and between Japan and other nations…
Resettlement Issues Among Myanmar Refugee Women in the Early Stage of a Community-Based Developmental Research Project
We address the influence of ethnic diversity on the development of a resettlement support system for Myanmar women refugees who are now residing in Dallas, Texas. The intent of the project is to bring about a member-responsive resettlement support system through the use of developmental social work research in which participants are active in the conceptualization, design, and governance of the project. We examine what we learned about the import…
Research Informed Competencies for Human Rights Field Education in Social Work
Teaching Note—The United States Department of State Diplomacy Lab for Supporting MSW Students’ Engagement in Community-Based Refugee Resettlement Research
The authors consider the U.S. Department of State Diplomacy Lab as a venue for research instruction of graduate social work students in advancing practice with refugees, especially in understanding their contributions to community quality of life, which served as the focus of the lab. The first author, the instructor of the course, worked with Master of Social Work students in implementing the one-semester Diplomacy Lab in a community located in …
Building International Educational Partnerships to Advance Internationalization and Global Competencies
Working toward internationalization of an educational unit involves planning, partnership, and consistent formative evaluation. This article highlights the development of a strategic partnership, that began before the COVID-19 pandemic, between the academic departments of comprehensive psychology in a university in Japan and social work in a university in the U.S. The partnership began with building connections between faculty to share research a…
Advancing the Human Rights Content of the Social Work Curriculum
Recognizing the current turmoil resulting in the displacement of large numbers of people across the globe, the continuing persecution of groups within their countries, and the necessity of responding effectively and globally to human vulnerability, the authors argue for the elevation of human rights content within the social work curriculum. The authors examine the forces, both contemporary and historic, calling for a stronger relevance of human …
Framing the human rights curriculum in American social work education
In this paper, the authors take the position that human rights are not a principal discipline of American social work. Rather, within the United States, social work is a profession that makes the fulfillment of human needs its principal focus. The authors offer methods to prepare social work students for rights-based practice, a product of their work in educating social work students in global human rights over the past decade and in undertaking …
Social Constructivist and Rights-Based Analysis of Global Governance of Statelessness
Optimizing climate-induced migration
Using social research and development methods in artist-mediated workshops with Myanmar refugee women to design a culturally responsive community resettlement center
Refugees’ Contributions to Resettlement and the Challenges They Face
Political science (11 obras) · Sociology (11 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Engineering (5 obras) · Human rights (5 obras) · Refugee (5 obras) · Asian Geopolitics and Ethnography (4 obras) · Criminology (4 obras) · Migration, Health and Trauma (4 obras) · Pedagogy (4 obras)