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Kelly Jackson
- Kelly.F.Jackson@asu.edu
- 602/496-0096
- UCENT 800 PHOENIX
Associate Professor
Faculty, DTPHX Campus, Mailcode 3920
Associate Professor
Faculty, DTPHX Campus, Mailcode 3920
Biography:
Kelly Jackson is an associate professor in the School of Social Work within the Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions at Arizona State University. She earned her master's degree from the University at Albany, and her doctorate in social welfare from the University at Buffalo, SUNY. As a social worker and multiracial person, Jackson is committed to expanding the current knowledge base of multiracial identity through the dissemination of empirical research to help social workers and other helping professionals work more inclusively and responsibly with the growing population of individuals who identify with two or more races. Her research examines the identity development and overall wellbeing of persons of mixed racial/ethnic heritage, and culturally attuned research and practice with marginalized populations. Jackson self-identifies as mixed Black and White and resides in Phoenix, Arizona.
Education:
- Ph.D. Social Welfare, School of Social Work, University at Buffalo, State University of New York 2007
- M.S.W. (Advanced Standing), School of Social Welfare, University at Albany, State University of New York 1999
- B.S.W. College of Human Ecology, Cornell University 1998
Research Website URL:
Research Interests:
Multiracial Identity Development, Culturally Sensitive Social Work Research and Practice.
Publications:
Book
Jackson, K. F., & Samuels, G. M. (2019). Multiracial Cultural Attunement. Washington DC: NASW Press.
Non-Refereed Article
Jackson, K. F. (2020, February). “What are you?” - Navigating Mixed-ish challenges and opportunities in social work.” The New Social Worker. https://www.socialworker.com/feature-articles/practice/what-are-you-navigating-mixedish-challenges-opportunities-social-work/
Recent Refereed Articles
Jackson, K. F. (in press). Challenging monocentricity in social work education: Creating critical counterspaces of multiraciality. Journal of Social Work Education.
Jackson, K. F., Stone, D. E., Chilungu, E. N., & Ford, J. C. (in press). “Complicating My Place:” Women of color faculty navigating monocentricity in higher education--A polyethnography. Race Ethnicity and Education.
Atkin, A. L.*, & Jackson, K F. (in press). “Mom, you don’t get it”: A Grounded Theory Examination of Multiracial Youths’ Perceptions of Parent Support. Emerging Adulthood.
Jackson, K. F., Mitchell, F., Snyder, C., & Samuels, G. M. (in press). Salience of Ethnic Minority Grandparents in the Ethnic-Racial Socialization and Identity Development of Multiracial Grandchildren. Identity.
Mendoza, T.S., Lechuga-Peña, S., Lopez, K., & Jackson, K. F. (in press). “Mi'jita, what for?” Exploring bicultural identity of Latina/Chicana faculty and implications for supporting Latinx students in social work.” Affilia.
Jackson, K. F., Wolven, T., & Crudup, C. (2017). Parental ethnic-racial socialization in multiracial Mexican families. Journal of Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Social Work. Advanced Online Publication. http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/15313204.2017.1344899
Yoo, H. C., Jackson, K. F., Guevarra, R., Jr., Miller, M. J., Harrington, B. (2016). Construction and initial validation of the Multiracial Experiences Measure (MEM). Journal of Counseling Psychology, 63(2), 198-209.
Jackson, K. F., Wolven, T., & Aguilera, K. (2013). Mixed Mexican identity risk and resilience in Arizona. Family Relations, 62, 215-225.
Jackson, K. F. (2012). Living the multiracial experience: Shifting racial expressions, resisting race, and seeking community. Qualitative Social Work, 11, 42-60.
Jackson, K. F., & Samuels, G. M. (2011). Multiracial competence in social work: Recommendations for culturally attuned work with multiracial persons. Social Work, 56(3), 235-245.
| Spring 2021 | |
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| Course Number | Course Title |
| SWG 511 | Foundation Practice II |
| Fall 2020 | |
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| Course Number | Course Title |
| SWU 295 | Found of Social Wk Practice |
| SWG 511 | Foundation Practice II |
| Spring 2020 | |
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| Course Number | Course Title |
| SWG 511 | Foundation Practice II |
| SWG 718 | Qualitative Research Methods |
| Fall 2019 | |
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| Course Number | Course Title |
| SWG 511 | Foundation Practice II |
| Spring 2019 | |
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| Course Number | Course Title |
| SWG 511 | Foundation Practice II |
| Fall 2018 | |
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| Course Number | Course Title |
| SWG 511 | Foundation Practice II |
| Spring 2018 | |
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| Course Number | Course Title |
| SWG 511 | Foundation Practice II |
| Fall 2017 | |
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| Course Number | Course Title |
| SWG 511 | Foundation Practice II |
| Spring 2017 | |
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| Course Number | Course Title |
| SWG 511 | Foundation Practice II |
| Fall 2016 | |
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| Course Number | Course Title |
| SWG 511 | Foundation Practice II |
Presentations:
Anthony, E. A., Crudup, C., Jackson, K. F., & Kassman, A. (2016, September). “Confronting Privilege and the Myth that ‘All Lives Matter’ in Social Work Practice.” Invited presentation at the National Association of Social Workers Arizona Chapter Annual Social Work Conference, Phoenix, AZ.
Jackson, K. F. (2015, September). “Building Cultural Competence: Culturally attuned practice with multiracial clients.” Invited presentation at the National Association of Social Workers Arizona Chapter Annual Social Work Conference, Phoenix, AZ.