November 2005 Review Period: July 1, 2002 through June 30, 2005 Table of Contents
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PUBLICATIONSPublished Refereed Journal Articles Brooks, F. (2005). New turf for organizing: Family child care providers. Labor Studies Journal, 29(4), 45-64. Wertheimer, M., Beck, E., Brooks, F., & Wolk, J. (2004). Community partnerships: An innovative model of social work education and practice. Journal of Community Practice. (accepted 11/03). Brooks, F. (2003). What differences can unionizing teachers make on the field of child care? Results from an exploratory study. Child & Youth Care Forum, 32(1), 3-22. Brooks, F., Risler, E., Hamilton, C. & Nackerud, L. (2002). Impacts of child care subsidies on family and child well-being. Early Childhood Research Quarterly,180, 498-511. Brooks, F. (2001). Innovative organizing practices: ACORN’s campaign in Los Angeles organizing workfare workers. Journal of Community Practice, 9 (4), 65-85. Brooks, F. P., Risler, E., & Nackerud, L. (2001). Psycho-social impacts of a job finding club for welfare recipients. Research on Social Work Practice, 11(1), 79 –92. (Refereed). Pellegrini, A. D., Bartini, M., & Brooks, F. P. (1999). School bullies, victims, and aggressive victims: factors relating to group affiliation and victimization in early adolescence. Journal of Educational Psychology, 91, 216 - 224. Accepted Refereed Journal Articles Brooks, F., Zugazaga, C., Wolk, J., & Adams, M.A. (in press). Resident perception of housing, neighborhood, and economic conditions after relocation from public housing undergoing HOPE VI redevelopment. Research on Social Work Practice. (accepted 1/10/05) Brooks, F. (in press). Resolving the dilemma between organizing and services: Los Angeles ACORN’s Welfare Advocacy. Submitted to Social Work (accepted Nov. 9 2004). Brooks, F., Brown, E. (in press). A program evaluation of Los Angeles ACORN’s welfare advocacy. Journal of Human Behavior and the Social Environment. (accepted 6/04). Submitted Refereed Journal Articles Brown, E. & Brooks, F. (under review). African-American and Latino perceptions of cohesion in a multiethnic neighborhood. Under review at American Behavioral Scientist. (Revised and resubmitted 9/04). Brooks, F. (under review). Racial Diversity on ACORN’s Organizing Staff, 1970-2003. Under review at Administration in Social Work. Other Publications/Research ReportsBrooks, F., Fisher, R., & Russell, D. (2004). Midterm evaluation of ACORN’s Accelerated Income Redistribution Project. Submitted to Marguerite Casey Foundation October 11, 2004. Brooks, F., Wolk, J., & Adams, M.A. (2004). Midterm evaluation of housing and living conditions of former Harris Homes residents. Research Report for Atlanta Housing Authority. Brooks, F., Wolk, J., & Adams, M.A. (2003). Evaluation of relocation services, current housing and living conditions of former Harris Homes residents. Research report for Atlanta Housing Authority. Brooks, F., & Thompson, J. (2003). Los Angeles ACORN’s welfare case complaints: Client satisfaction survey. Research Report for Los Angeles ACORN. Brooks, F., Risler, E., Nackerud, L., Rdesinski, R., Glover, A., Lane- Crea, L., & Larrison, C. (2000). Welfare reform and children: Evaluating the child care subsidy. Research report to the Director of Georgia Division of Family and Children Services. Nackerud, L., & Brooks, F. (1999). [Review of the book Welfare in America: How social science fails the poor]. Research on Social Work Practice, 9, 525 - 528. Brooks, F. (2001). [Review of the book Social Work and Community in a Private World: Getting Out in Public by Robert Fisher and Howard Karger]. Administration in Social Work, 24 (4), 95 –96. FUNDINGExternal-Funded Brooks, F. (2004-2005) ACORN EITC Evaluation Project (Grant No. 2004-0001). Marguerite Casey Foundation. $150,000. Sjoquist, D. (2002-2006) HOPE VI Evaluation for Harris Homes (Grant No. 20020036003). I am a subcontractor on this grant with Dr. James Wolk (my pay is Summer salary). I conducted 17 focus groups, analyzed the data, wrote two reports for Atlanta Housing Authority, and published one peer review journal article. We will conduct another round of focus groups in 2006. Housing Authority for the City of Atlanta. Social Work portion of the grant is $90,000/year. Applied For But Not Funded Durham, D., Brooks, F., & Reasoner, J. (2004) Atlanta Leadership Development Research $15,000. Brooks, F. (2001) Welfare Reform Makes Strange Bedfellows: An Evaluation of the Partnership Between Los Angeles ACORN and DPSS in Resolving Client Case Complaints. U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services. $69,320. Brooks, F. (2000) Welfare Reform and Fragile Families. U.S. Bureau of the Census. $27,500. Internal - Funded Brooks, F. (2003) Program Evaluation of the Partnership Between Los Angeles ACORN and the Department of Public Social Services to Resolve Welfare Client’s Case Complaints. Georgia State University Office of Sponsored Research. $3,000. Brooks, F. (2001) Labor Unions and Child Care Workers. GSU College of Health and Human Sciences. $5,000. SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES WITH STUDENTS2005. Faculty advisor for the following Masters Student Exit Projects: Agape Community Center. April Butzon, Ebone Green, Valerie Hughley, Lindy Scudder Reproductive Justice Series, Hilary Lamotte, Shannon Woolf, Nicholas Forge, Danielle Smith, Jacalyn Baker. PRESENTATIONSBrooks, F., & Fisher, R. (2005). A Program Evaluation of ACORN’s Accelerated Income Redistribution Program. Council on Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting. New York City, February 28. (podium, refereed, national). Brooks, F., Ellett, A., Risler, E., Ellett, C. & Kolomer, S. (2005) Professionalization and Unionization: Combatants or Allies in Solving the Current Child Welfare Workforce Crisis? Roundtable. Society for Social Work and Research, Annual Conference. Miami, FL. (podium, refereed, national) Brooks, F. (2004) New Turf for Organizing: Family Child Care Providers. American Sociological Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA. August 14. (podium, refereed, national) Brooks, F. (2004) ACORN’s History Recruiting Organizers of Color: 1970-2003. Community Organizations and Social Administration Symposium at the Council on Social Work Education, Annual Meeting. Anaheim, CA. (podium, refereed, national) Wertheimer, M., Wolk, J., & Brooks, F. (2004) Community partnerships: An Innovative Model of Social Work Education and Practice. Council on Social Work Education, Annual Meeting. Anaheim CA. (podium, refereed, national) Brooks, F. (2004) Evaluation of Relocation Services, Current Housing, and Living Conditions of Residents In a Hope VI Program. Society for Social Work and Research, Annual Meeting. New Orleans, LA. (poster, refereed, national) Brooks, F. (2003) A Program Evaluation of the Partnership Between Los Angeles ACORN and DPSS in Resolving Case Complaints. National Association of Welfare Research and Statistics Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA. (podium, refereed, national) Brooks, F. (2003). Impacts of Child Care Subsidies on Family and Child Well Being. Society for Social Work and Research. Washington, D.C. (podium, refereed, national) Brooks, F. (2002) Innovative Organizing Practices: ACORN’s Campaign in Los Angeles Organizing Workfare Workers. Society for Social Work and Research. San Diego, CA. (podium, refereed, national) Brooks, F. (2001). Panelist at two workshops at the conference: Work First at Five: Assessing the Welfare to Work Experience in Atlanta—Challenges and Opportunities in an Era of Economic Uncertainty. December 14, Atlanta,GA (podium, invited, local) Brooks, F. (2001) Children and Welfare Reform: Comparing Well-Being in a Sample of Working and Welfare Poor Children in Georgia. Annual Program Meeting Council on Social Work Education. Dallas, TX. (podium, refereed, national) Brooks, F. (2000) Converting Community Practice Courses to Web-CT: Advantages and Lessons Learned. The Policy Conference: Politics, Policy, and Social Change, June 19, Atlanta, GA. (podium, refereed, national) Brooks, F. (2000) Session Chair, Community Organization and Social Administration Symposium, Annual Program Meeting, Council on Social Work Education, February 28, New York City. (podium, invited, national) Brooks, F. (1999). Psycho-Social Impacts of a Job Finding Club for Welfare Recipients. National Association for Welfare Research & Statistics, Cleveland, OH. (podium, refereed, national) Brooks, F. (1999). Session Chair, Paper presentations on welfare reform research. Council on Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting. San Francisco, CA. (podium, invited, national) Brooks, F. (1998). Session Chair, Paper presentation on implications of welfare reform and changes in the military for social work education, APM-Council on Social Work Education, Orlando, FL. 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