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Wendy Shaia
Wendy Shaia
Clinical Associate Professor, University of Maryland School of Social Work
Verified email at ssw.umaryland.edu - Homepage
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“We had to keep pushing”: Caregivers' perspectives on autism screening and referral practices of black children in primary care
S Dababnah, WE Shaia, K Campion, HM Nichols
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities 56 (5), 321-336, 2018
1282018
Brief report: Participation of Black and African-American families in autism research
WE Shaia, HM Nichols, S Dababnah, K Campion, N Garbarino
Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders 50, 1841-1846, 2020
612020
School social workers as partners in the school mission
NM Finigan-Carr, WE Shaia
Phi Delta Kappan 99 (7), 26-30, 2018
452018
Parents taking action: Adapting a peer-to-peer program for parents raising black children with autism
S Dababnah, WE Shaia, I Kim, S Magaña
Inclusion 9 (3), 205-224, 2021
192021
Socially-engineered trauma and a new social work pedagogy: Socioeducation as a critical foundation of social work Practice
WE Shaia, DO Avruch, K Green, GM Godsey
Smith College Studies in social work 89 (3-4), 238-263, 2019
182019
‘I am so fearful for him’: a mixed-methods exploration of stress among caregivers of Black children with autism
S Dababnah, I Kim, WE Shaia
International Journal of Developmental Disabilities 68 (5), 658-670, 2022
162022
The creator did not give me more than I can handle: Exploring coping in parents of Black autistic children
EM Lewis, S Dababnah, KR Hollie, I Kim, Y Wang, WE Shaia
Autism 26 (8), 2015-2025, 2022
122022
Schools as retraumatizing environments
WE Shaia, SC Crowder
Linking health and education for African American students' success, 95-108, 2017
92017
Moving from survival to fulfillment: A planning framework for community schools
WE Shaia, N Finigan-Carr
Phi Delta Kappan 99 (5), 15-18, 2018
72018
Pilot trial of a peer-to-peer psychoeducational intervention for parents of Black children awaiting a developmental evaluation
S Dababnah, C Reyes, I Kim, DG Badawi, Y Chung, WE Shaia
Journal of Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics 44 (5), e370-e378, 2023
42023
Macro MI: Using motivational interviewing to address socially-engineered trauma
DO Avruch, WE Shaia
Journal of Progressive Human Services 33 (2), 176-204, 2022
42022
University-supported community schools: One organization’s journey
WE Shaia
Universities and Community Schools 8 (1-2), 55-63, 2016
32016
The relationship between personal agency and meaningful work: An exploratory study
WE Shaia
The George Washington University, 2012
32012
Participation of Black and African-American Families in Autism Research
WE Shaia, S Dababnah
Encyclopedia of Autism Spectrum Disorders, 3336-3340, 2021
22021
Collaborative Program to Support Parents of Black Children Awaiting a Developmental Evaluation
C Reyes, S Dababnah, D Southerland, A Adere, WE Shaia, D Badawi
Pediatrics 153 (2), e2023062712, 2024
12024
Experiences of personal and vicarious victimization for Black adults with serious mental illnesses: implications for treating socially-engineered trauma
ME Smith, R Pahwa, G Harrison, WE Shaia, TL Sharpe
Smith College studies in social work 92 (2), 91-110, 2022
12022
Virtual Face to Face with Dr. Bruce Jarrell: Community Engagement at UMB
BE Jarrell, A Valis, W Shaia, A Likowski
2021
UMB Virtual Town Hall-Special Edition: Social Justice Crisis in America
BE Jarrell, EM Stines, R McClain, W Shaia, C Arnett
2020
PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A PEER-TO-PEER PARENTING PROGRAM FOR URBAN BLACK FAMILIES RAISING CHILDREN WITH AUTISM
S Dababnah, W Shaia, I Kim
JOURNAL OF INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY RESEARCH 63 (7), 742-742, 2019
2019
Involvement of Black and African-American Families in Autism Research
W Shaia, H Nichols, S Dababnah, K Campion
APHA's 2018 Annual Meeting & Expo (Nov. 10-Nov. 14), 2018
2018
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