Encyclopedia of Macro Social Work

Terry Mizrahi, Ph.D., MSW was a faculty member at the Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College of the City University of New York for 39 years (1980-2019). She chaired the Community Organization, Planning and Development practice method for several years and created with colleagues a multi-disciplinary undergraduate Community Organizing Minor in Hunter College. She taught community organizing, social policy and health policy. For ten years in the 1990s, she chaired Hunter College's Institutional Review Board for the Protection of Human Subjects. In 1982 she and others created the Education Center for Community Organizing (ECCO) at Hunter College to provide support and resources to people working for progressive social change. She was elected President of the National Association of Social Workers from 2000-2003 and was one of the founders of ACOSA (the Association of Community Organization and Social Action, formerly Social Administration) and its Journal of Community Practice (1993). She received her BA in sociology from NYU, MSW from Columbia University, and PhD. in Sociology from the University of Virginia. She is the author of six books and more than 70 articles, monographs, and reports. Her areas of expertise are community organizing, health and social policy, interprofessional collaboration and coalition-building, physician-social work relationships, and professional socialization. She was co-editor of the 20th edition of the Encyclopedia of Social Work with Larry Davis in 2008. She has been co-chair of the Special Commission to Advance Macro Practice in Social work since 2013 and founded and co-chairs the National Social Work Voter Mobilization Campaign, known as Voting is Social Work since 2017. Dr. Darlyne Bailey is Professor and Dean Emeritus at Bryn Mawr College's Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research (GSSWSR) and Special Assistant to the College President for Community Partnerships. Darlyne is also the Director of the Social Justice Initiative. A first generation college student, Darlyne was also among the first women to attend Lafayette College. With an AB in Psychology and a certificate in Secondary Education, she went on to complete her master's degree from the School of Social Work at Columbia University. As a clinician and then joining others to start a community mental health center, Darlyne later earned a doctorate in Organizational Behavior from Case Western Reserve University, and joined the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences. Darlyne's journey in academic administration began in 1994 when, three weeks after receiving tenure, she was appointed Dean of the Mandel School- a position she held until 2002. A desire to "pay back" her birthplace of Harlem, NYC led to being the VP and Dean and then Acting President at Columbia University's Teachers College. In 2006, Darlyne went to the University of Minnesota as the first Dean of a new multidisciplinary college. In 2009 she returned east as the GSSWSR Dean until 2017, joining the faculty and working on community and national projects.

'Advocacy' by Diane R. Bessel and Erin Carman 'Affordable Housing: An International Perspective' by Bonnie Young Laing 'African Americans Overview' by Larry E. Davis, Trina R. Williams Shanks, and John M. Wallace Jr. 'Age Justice' by Steve Burghardt, Joseph Dibenedetto, and Bobbie Sackman 'Agencies and Organizations in Nonprofit Settings' by Jennifer E. Mosley, Jade Wong, and Jan Ivery 'Aging: Overview' by Lisa A. Ferretti and Philip McCallion 'Aging: Practice Interventions' by Lenard W. Kaye 'Alcohol and Drug Prevention Among Youth and Young Adults' by Peter J. Delany, Jane Sanville, Joseph J. Shields 'Asian Americans and Macro Practice' by Shetal Vohra-Gupta and Rowena Fong 'Asian Americans: Overview' by Seon Mi Kim and Pallassana R. Balgopal 'Asset Building: Toward Inclusive Policy' by Michael Sherraden, Lissa Johnson, Margaret M. Clancy, Sondra G. Beverly, Margaret Sherrard Sherraden, Mark Schreiner, William Elliott, Trina R. Williams Shanks, Deborah Adams, Jami Curley, Jin Huang, Michal Grinstein-Weiss, Yunju Nam, Min Zhan, Chang-Keun Han 'Black Americans: Practice Interventions' by Sharon E. Moore 'Black Lives Matter' by Mildred Delozia and Charles M. S. Birore 'Capacity Building' by Karen A. Johnson, Sherron Wilkes, and Tania Alameda-Lawson 'Child Welfare: History and Policy' by Christina Paddock, Debra Waters-Roman, and Jessica Borja 'Child Welfare: Overview' by John Paul Horn, Emily Bruce, and Toni Naccarato 'Children's Rights' by Anne Blumenthal and Karen M. Staller 'Citizen Participation' by Martha Lucia Garcia and Yossi Korazim-K?roesy 'Civic Engagement' by Jennifer C. Greenfield, Heather Arnold-Renicker, and Amanda Moore McBride 'Civil Rights' by Tanya Smith Brice, Denise McLane-Davison, and Tyler A. Brice 'Civil Society in Macro Social Work' by Jocelyn Clare R. Hermoso and Carmen Luca Sugawara 'Climate Change and Macro Social Work' by Kelly Smith 'Coalitions and Coalition Building' by Jessica Greenawalt, Jan Ivery, Terry Mizrahi, and Beth B. Rosenthal 'Collaborative Practice' by Hal A. Lawson and Catherine S. Kramer 'Communities in Macro Practice' by Mary Ohmer and Emily Underwood 'Community Building' by Umeka E>'Lan Franklin 'Community Economic Development' by Steven D. Soifer and Joseph B. McNeely 'Community Healing and Reconciliation' by Joshua Kirven and George Jacinto 'Community Macro Practice Competencies' by Tracy M. Soska 'Community Needs Assessment' by Mary Ohmer and Emily Underwood 'Community Organizing' by Geoffrey W. Wilkinson, Lee Staples, Ashley Slay, and Iliana Panameno 'Community Planning' by Elisheva Sadan and Edith Blit-Cohen 'Community: Practice Interventions' by Anne Williford and Marie Villescas Zamzow 'Community Resilience' by Cindy Sousa and Tamarah Moss 'Community Violence' by Muhammad M. Haj-Yahia, Neil B. Guterman, and Maria Joao Lobo Antunes 'Community Violence and Mental Health' by Selena Marshall and Michele Gordon 'Community-Based Participatory Research' by Alma M. Ouanesisouk Trinidad 'Community-Embedded Philanthropic Foundations' by Paula Allen-Meares 'Complex Systems Science and Social Work' by John Halloran and Fred Wulczyn 'Conflict Resolution and Conflict Mediation' by D. Crystal Coles and Jason Sawyer 'Conflict Theory for Macro Practice' by Susan P. Robbins and George S. Leibowitz 'Congressional Social Work Caucus' by Charles E. Lewis Jr. 'Corporate Settings' by David Stoesz and Catherine Born 'Criminal Justice: Overview' by Michael C. Gearhart 'Critical Pedagogy in Community Practice' by Laurie A. Walker 'Critical Race Theory and Macro Social Work Practice' by Diane Martell 'Cultural Competence' by Terry L. Cross 'Deinstitutionalization in Macro Practice' by Steven P. Segal 'Demographics' by Pamela P. Chiang and Hsiu-Fen Lin 'Digital Technology' by Gina Griffin 'Disability' by Dawn Apgar 'Disaster Preparedness for Organizations' by Becky S. Corbett 'Discrimination' by Kendra P. DeLoach McCutcheon 'Disparities and Inequal