2021

• Franco, D. (2021). Revisiting cultural diversity in social work education through Latino critical race theory testimonio. Social Work Education,40(4), 522-534.  
  
• Huslage, M., Rai, A. & Held, M.L. (2021). Building partnerships and trust: Research with vulnerable immigrant communities. Families in Society.  
• Jun, J.Y., Kim, Y.K., Song, I.H., & Hong, P.Y.P. (2021). Factors associated with employment hope among North Korean refugees in South Korea. International Migration.   
• Lozornio, F. J., Smith, K. (2021). Green Jobs for Returning Citizens: A solution to the Interwoven Problems of Climate Change and Recidivism. Critical Social Work Journal, 22 (1), 60-74.   
  
• Olayo-Méndez, A., Vidal de Haymes, M., Garcia, M., & Cornelius, L. J. (2021). Essential, disposable, and excluded: The experience of Latino immigrant workers in the US during COVID-19. Journal of Poverty, 25. (6).  
  
• Polanco-Hernandez, P. Vidal de Haymes, M. & Rositas-Sheftel (2021). Interinstitutional transnational experience in migration studies: Academic practice and social service program with Mexican migrant population in Chicago/ Experiencia transnacional Interinstitucional en estudios de migración: Práctica académica y Servicio social con población mexicana migrante en Chicago. IAJU Best Practices in Jesuit Higher Education 1 (1),1-16. 
• Rai, A., & Choi, Y. J. (2021). Domestic Violence Victimization among South Asian Immigrant Men and Women in the United States. Journal of Interpersonal Violence. 
  
• Rai, A., Choi, Y. J., Yoshihama, M. & Dabby, C. (2022). Help-seeking among battered immigrant Filipina, Indian, and Pakistani women in the United States: Perceived Barriers and Effective Response. Violence and Victims.  
• Rai, A., Lee, S. Yates, T., & Brown, S.L. (In press). Acculturative Stress among International Students in the U.S. College Student Affairs Journal.  
• Saasa, S., & Rai, A., Malazarte, N.M.,* & Yirenya-Tawiah, A.* (2021). Correlates of mental health service utilization among African immigrants. Journal of Community Psychology, 49(6),2144-2161.  
• Sanhueza, G. & Brander, M.F. (2021). Centralidad de la relación interno-funcionario en cárceles chilenas: implicancias para la reinserción y el control de la corrupción. [centrality of the relationship inmates and guards for offenders’ rehabilitation and the control of corruption] URVIO Revista Latinoamericana Estudios en Seguridad. 
  
• Vilches-Hinojosa, M., Castillo, J. R., & Vidal de Haymes, M. (2021). International migration in the Central and North American Region in the COVID-19 pandemic context. Journal of Poverty, 25 (6).   
• Wathen, Maria V., Decker, Patrick L.F., & Weishar, Charity N. (2021). The impact of U.S. refugee policy change & political rhetoric on nonprofit service providers’ emotional well-being. Journal of Community Practice, 29(2). 
• Garcia, M., Vidal de Haymes, M., Cornelius, L. (2020). Gads Hill Center: Revisiting the function and cause of social settlements in a time of covid. Greenwich Social Work Review VOL 1, NO 2 ISSN: 2633-4313.
• Polanco Hernandez, G; Lundy, M; Vidal de Haymes, M; Rositas-Sheftel, C. (2021). SaludEmocional Para Mujeres Migrantes [Emotional Health for Migrant Women]. México:Editorial Universidad Iberoamericana. ISBN 978-607-417-760-2.
• Lundy, M., Ramos, G., De la Peña Padilla, S., Vidal de Haymes, M. & Polanco Hernández, G. (In Press). Una Respuesta Pertinente A Los Migrantes En Un País Receptor: Modelo Integral Transnacional Para Individuos Y Sistemas Familiares. Trabajo Social Actual: Estudios y Contextos para la Política Publica y la Intervención. [A Pertinent Response to Migrants in A Host Country: A Comprehensive Transnational Model for Individuals and Family Systems. Current Social Work: Studies and Contexts for Public Policy and Intervention] México:  Editorial Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México y Instituto Tepeyac De León.