MIMI ABRAMOVITZ, DSW, MSW [email protected]

395 Riverside Drive, Apt. 4A Silberman School of Social Work, Hunter College, CUNY New York, 10025 2180 Third Avenue New York, N.Y. 10035 (212) 866-2429 (212) 396-3575

EDUCATION: Columbia University School of Social Work, Doctorate in Social Work Columbia University School of Social Work, Master in Social Work University of Michigan, Bachelor of Arts in Sociology

HONORS MSW Columbia University School of Social Work, with Distinction BA University of Michigan with High Honors and Distinction, Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Lambda Delta, & William H. Branstrom, Freshman Prize.

ACEDEMIC EMPLOYMENT: 2007-pres-Bertha Capen Reynolds Professor in Social Policy 1988-pres-Professor, Masters Program, Hunter School of Social Work, CUNY 1988-pres-Doctoral Program in Social Welfare, Graduate Center, CUNY 1986-1988-Associate Professor, Hunter College School of Social Work, NY 1981-1985-Assistant Professor, Hunter College School of Social Work, NY

AWARDS 2019 Leadership Award, Building an Inclusive Economy in NYC , Labor Market Information Service, Center for Urban Research, CUNY Graduate Center , NYC January 17 2018 Significant Lifetime Achievement in Social Work Education Award CSWE Nov 11, Orlando Fla. 2016 Fellow, American Academy of Social Work and Social Welfare 2015 Top Social Work Leader Award, NASW. New York City Chapter 2015 Social Work Pioneer for contributions and leadership, NASW Foundation 2013 Honored as a Mentor, Women’s Council, Council on Social Work Education, Oct. Dallas, Texas 2013 Humanitarian & Leadership Award for contributions to social work, women, & human rights Association for International Conferences. New York, April 19, 2012 Activist Scholar Award, Division of Sociology and Social Welfare, Society for the Study of Social Problems, Denver Colorado, 8/16 2010- Honored, Cofounder of the Welfare Rights Initiative, 15h Anniversary Celebration, Hunter College, CUNY, NY, May 27 2009 Honored as a Mentor, Women’s Council, Council on Social Work Education, San Antonio, 11/8\ 2007 Appointed to Bertha Capen Reynolds Endowed Chair at Hunter School of Social Work\ 2007 Inducted into Columbia University School of Social Work Alumni Hall of Fame 4/19 2006 Faculty of the Year Award, NYS Social Work Educators Association. 11/17. 2004 Distinguished Recent Contributions to Social Work Education, Council on SW Education, 2/27.| 2004 Feminist Scholarship Award, presented in honor of Mimi Abramovitz, Women’s Council, CSWE 1997 Under Attack, Fighting Back: Women and Welfare in the United States was named the "Outstanding Book" on the subject of human rights in North America by the Myers Center For The Study of Human Rights In North America 1995 National Association of Social Workers, New York City Chapter, PACE, Award for Significant Contributions to Social Services and Political Activism, 4/27

VISITING SCHOLAR 2014 University of Lund, School of Social Work, Lund Sweden March 17-24 2013 University of Zurich, Institute of Education Zurich Switzerland Sept 29 to Oct 20 2006 Visiting Scholar Ryerson, York and McMaster Universities, Toronto, Canada March 22-24 2005 Visiting Scholar, University of Washington, Seattle; University of Washington/Tacoma, May 3-5.

BOOKS Gendered Obligations: The History of Activism Among Black and White Working-Class Women Since 1900. (in process) 2018 Regulating the Lives of Women: Social Welfare Policy From Colonial Times to the Present, Routledge, London and New York. 3rd Edition ( 2nd ed., 1996, 1st ed., 1988) 2 2014 The Dynamics of Social Welfare Policy, NY: Oxford University Press (and Joel Blau). (4th rev ed) 2006- Taxes Are A Women’s Issue: Reframing the Debate. NY. The Feminist Press (with Sandra Morgan) 2000 Under Attack, Fighting Back: Women and Welfare in the United States, NY: Monthly Review Press, 2nd rev edition.

ARTICLES: ACADEMIC JOURNALS 2021 (submitted) Structural Racism, Managerialism and the Future of the Human Services: Re-Writing the Rules, Social Work ( with Jennifer Zenick) 2021 Assessing the Business Model in Social Work: A validation of the Organizational Commitment to Managerialism Scale Journal of the Society for Social Work and. Research(Work ( with Jennifer Zenick and Steven Pirutinsky| 2021 Fran Baum, Toby Freeman, Connie Musolino, Mimi Abramovitz, Wim De Ceukelaire, Joanne Flavel, Sharon Friel, Camila Giugliani, Philippa Howden-Chapman Nguyen Thanh Huong, Leslie London, Martin McKee, Jennie Popay, Hani Serag, Eugenio Villar ( 2021) Explaining covid-19 performance: what factors might predict national responses British Medical Journal ;372:n91 https://www.bmj.com/content/bmj/372/bmj.n91.full.pdf 2021 The Persistence of Residential Segregation by Race: 1940 to 2010. Families in Society (w. Richard Smith) Families in Society 102 (1);5-32. (first published online 11/12/20| https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/1044389420923469 2020 The Perils of Privatization: Bringing the Business Model into the Human Services. Social Work 65(3):213-224 (with Jennifer Zenick) https://doi-org.proxy.wexler.hunter.cuny.edu/10.1093/sw/swaa024 2020 How to Proceed with Professionalism and Managerialism In Social Work’ in New Practice (Neuepraxis. special issue) Neuwied. Germany 2019 Voting is Social Work; Voices from the National Social Work Mobilization Campaign, Journal of Social Work Education 19: 626-644 (with Margaret Sherraden, Katharine Hill, Tanya R Smith, Beth Lewis, Terry Mizrahi). https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10437797.2019.1656690 2019. Political Ideology and Social Welfare. NASW Encyclopedia of Social Work, NY Oxford University Press( on line edition) 2018 Voting Is Social Work: Voter Empowerment and the National Social Work Voter Mobilization Campaign The New Social Worker, Fall. 2018 Logic of The Market Versus the Logic of Social Work; Whither the Welfare State Social Work and Society 16(2) (Online Journal) Special Supplement. Proceedings of the Conference Ambivalences of the Rising Welfare Service State Hopes and Hazards of Fundamentally Realigning the Architecture of Welfare 2016 Case to Cause: Back to the Future, Journal of Social Work Education (w. Margaret Sherraden) v. 52 Special Issue) S89 to S98 2015 Privatization in the Human Services Implications for Direct Practice, Clinical Social Work Journal June 43(3):283- 293 (with Jennifer Zelnick) 2015 Moving Toward Racial Equity: The Undoing Racism Workshop and Organizational Change. Journal of Race and Social Problem (with Lisa Blitz) 7(2): 97-110 2014 Indicator Analysis for Unpacking Poverty in New York City, Journal of the Urban and Regional Information Association ( with Jochen Albrecht), 26(1): 5-12. 2013 Community Loss: A New Social Indicator (with Jochen Albrecht) Social Service Review. 57(1) (December) 677-774. 2012 Feminization of Austerity, New Labor Forum, Winter 21(1): 32-41 2010 Double Jeopardy: The Impact of Neoliberalism on Care Workers In The United States and South Africa (with Jennifer Zelnick) International Journal of Health Services, 40(1):97-11. 2009 “Wall St Takes Welfare It Begrudges Women" Affilia:A Journal for Women in Social Work, (May) (reprinted from Women’ eNews. 2007 Poverty and Economic Injustice, in Social Work Today (March/April) pp 27-28 2006 Welfare Reform in the United States: Race, Class, and Gender Matters. Critical Social Policy 26(2): 336- 364. Reprinted in Leon-Guerrero Anna & Kristine M Zentgraf, Readings in Social Problems Pine Forge Press, 2009, pp 198-212 2005 The Largely Untold Story of Welfare Reform & the Human Services, Social Work, April 50 (2).175-186. 2005 Women and the Welfare State, in J. Herrick & Paul Stewart (eds.) Encyclopedia of Social Welfare History. Sage Publishers (December): 447-450. 2004 Saving Capitalism From Itself: Whither The Welfare State? New England Journal of Public Policy 2 (F/W): 21-32. 3 2003 Fiscal Welfare, Robert L Barker (ed). The Social Work Dictionary.5th ed. Washington, D.C. NASW Press. 2001 Everyone Is Still On Welfare: Role of Redistribution in Social Policy, Social Work, 46(4) 297-308. 2001 Learning from The History of Poor and Working Class Women’s Activism. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (Special Issue: Reforming Welfare, Redefining Poverty (577(September), pp 118-130 2000 Trabjo Social Y Transformation Social, Cuadernos Andaluces de Bienstar Social, April (IV) (# 6 &7) April 2000) (Spanish translation of Social Work & Social Reform) 1998 Social Work and Social Reform: An Arena of Struggle, Social Work, 43(6) (November) 512-527 ( 1996 Women: Get Ready For The Long Haul, Affilia:A Journal of Women and Social Work (12 (3) Fall 1994 Challenging The Myths of Welfare Reform From A Women's Perspective. Social Justice 21(1). 1993 Should All Social Work Students Be Educated for Social Change? Journal of Social Work Education 29(1) (Winter,1993): 6-11. 1992 Poor Women in a Bind: Social Reproduction Without Social Supports, Affilia: A Journal of Women and Social Work (7(2) (Summer): 23-44. 1992 The Reagan Legacy: Undoing the Class, Race and Gender Accords ,Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare/19 (1) (March).91-110 1991 Beleaguered American Family: Social Policy in Disarray, Families & Society. 72(8 )(October) 483-96. 1991 Putting an End To Double-Speak About Race, Gender and Poverty: An Annotated Glossary For Social Workers. Social Work 36(5) (Sept) 380-386. 1990 Unemployment: A Women's View: Journal of Internat’l & Comparative Social Welfare 6( Spring/Fall). 1987 Making Gender A Variable in Social Work Teaching, Journal of Teaching in SW (Spring/Sum):29 -52. 1986 Privatizing the Welfare State: A Review, Social Work 31(July/August). 1986 Restoring the Family Ethic: The Assault on Women and the Programs of the Social Security Act, Gender and Ethnicity in Social Security, Rockefeller Institute Conference Proceedings, 6 Spr 1986, pp. 23-34. 1985 The New Secrecy: Limiting Democracy in the Welfare State, Social Policy 15(1)(Spring), pp.52-55. 1985 The Family Ethic and the Female Pauper: A New Perspective on Public Aid & Social Security Programs, Journal of Social Work Education 21(2) 1985 Family Ethic, Female Pauper & Public Aid Prior to 1900, Social Service Review 59(1)(Mar), pp.121-135. 1985 Social Benefits as a Right Social Development Issues 8(3) (June)(w. Joel Blau) 1984 Blaming Women for High Unemployment Rates: Refuting A Myth Social Casework 65(9), pp.547-553. 1983 Everyone’s on Welfare: The Role of Redistribution in Social Policy- Revisited, Social Work 28 (6) (November/December). pp. 440-445. 1983 The Politics of Privatization: Industrial Social Work & Private Enterprise, Urban &Social Change Review l6(1) (Winter), pp.13-19, (w I Epstein). 1983 Reaganomics and the Welfare State, Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare, 10(4) (November),pp/563- 578, (w. Tom Hopkins). 1982 Conservative Program is a Woman's Issue, Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare, 9(3)(Sept):.299-324. 1982 Integrating Content on Women Into the Social Policy Curriculum, Journal of Education for Social Work,18(1) (Winter), pp. 29-34 (w. T. Hopkins, V. Olds, & M. Waring). 1978 Social Work & Women's Liberation: A Mixed Response, Catalyst No.3, pp.9l-103. 1977 Get Ahead at Your Company's Expense, Working Women, (August). Pp 17-18

CHAPTERS IN BOOKS (In press) Abramovitz. Mimi. Social Structures of Accumulation and the U.S. Welfare State Terrance, McDonough David Kotz, and Cian McMahon(eds). Handbook on Social Structures of Accumulation. Elgar Publishing (In press) Abramovitz, Mimi Political Ideology and Social Welfare. NASW Encyclopedia of Macro Social Work, NY: Oxford University Press 2020 Abramovitz, Mimi, The Rise of Managerialism in the US: Whither Worker Control? Baines, D. and Cunningham, Ian (eds.) NO CUTS: Working in the Context of Austerity: Challenges and Struggle. Bristol, University Press (with Jennifer Zelnick), PP. 193-216. 2020 Abramovitz, Mimi, Democratic Socialism, Socialist Feminism and the US Welfare State, in Gregory Smulewsicz Zucker and Michael Thompson (eds.) An Inheritance for Our Times: The Principles and Politics of Democratic Socialism. New York: OR Books., pp .261-277 2018 Abramovitz, Mimi From the Welfare State to the Carceral State: Whither Social Reproduction in (eds.) A Kessler–Harris and M. Vaudagna. Democracy and the Welfare State, Columbia University Press. pp, 195-226 4 2017 Abramovitz, M. & Zelnick, J.R. Privatization in the Human Services: Impact on the Front Lines and the Ground Floor in M. Fineman, U Andersson, and M. Mattsson (Eds) Privatization, Vulnerability, and Social Responsibility ; London: Routledge, pp.182-200 2016 Abramovitz, Mimi . When Does Race Matter? Examining Antiracist Organizational Change, in Carten, Pender Greene, and Siskind (eds.) Transforming Health and Human Service Systems, Oxford University Press (with Liza Blitz) , pp. 67-87 2014 Economic Crises, Neoliberalism, and the U.S. Welfare State: Trends, Outcomes and Political Struggle. Global Social Work Education: Crossing Borders and Blurring Boundaries, Carolyn Noble, Helle Strauss & Brian Littlechild (eds.) Sydney University Press., pp.225-241 2014 Which Side Are We On? In Chris Jones and Tony Novak (eds), Critical and Radical Debates in Social Work. Policy Press, Bristol/UK/Chicago/US, pp.27-34/ 2012 Abramovitz, Mimi. Theorizing the Neo Liberal Welfare State. The Sage Handbook of Social Work in Mel Grey, James Midgley & Stephen Webb (eds.) Los Angeles Sage Publications Ltd, Chap 2, pp. 33- 47 2011 Abramovitz, Mimi., The Welfare State: A Battleground for Human Rights in K Libal & S. Hertel (eds) Human Rights in the United States: Beyond Exceptionalism. “New York/Cambridge, UK: University of Cambridge Press, pp. 46-67. 2010 Abramovitz, Mimi. Women., Social Reproduction and the Neo-Liberal Assault on the US Welfare State , in Chunn, Dorothy; Gavigan, Shelley P, The Legal Tender of Gender: Law, Welfare, and the Regulation of Women's Poverty (Onati International Series in Law & Society) Oxford, England: Hart Publishing February, pp.15-46 2010 Abramovitz, Mimi and Robert Abramovitz, Perspectives of Community Providers on Research Partnerships. in Children's Mental Health Research The Power of Partnerships Kimberly Eaton Hoagwood, Peter S. Jensen, Mary McKay and Serene Olin (ed).Oxford University Press, Dec. 2009 Women in A Bind: The Decline of Marriage, Markets and the State, in A. Joseph & C.A Broussard (eds.). Family Poverty in Diverse Contexts. Binghamton, NY: Haworth Press, pp.26-47 2008 Political Ideology & Social Welfare, Encyclopedia of Social Work, National Association of Social Workers, Washington. DC. 2006 Has Welfare Reform Worked? No in Controversial Issues in Social Policy, ( 3rd ed). Howard Karger, James Midgely, Peter Kindle & C Brene Brown (eds), Allyn & Bacon/Longman pp.205-216 2006 Neither Accidental or Simply Meanspirited: The Context for Welfare Reform. in Kilty & Segal (eds.) In The Promise of Welfare Reform: Rhetoric or Reality? Haworth pp.23-39 2003 Welfare Reform is a Sham" originally published in The Nation (1988). included as document in Gwendolyn Mink & Rickie Solinger (eds.), Welfare: A Documentary History of US Policy & Politics, NYU Press, 2003. 2002 Learning from the History of Poor and Working-Class Women’s Activism, in Albeda &.Withorn (eds). Lost Ground: Welfare Reform, Poverty and Beyond, Cambridge, MA: South End Press, pp.163-178. 2002 Still Under Attack: Women and Welfare Reform, in N. Holstrom (ed). The Socialist Feminist Project: A Contemporary Reader in Theory and Politics, NY: Monthly Review Press, pp..216-228. 1999 Toward a Framework for Understanding Activism Among Poor and Working Class Women in 20t Century America. In G. Mink (ed), Whose Welfare?. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, pp. 214-248. 1999 Playing By The Rules: Welfare Reform and the New Authoritarian State, (with Ann Withorn) in A. Reed Jr. (ed) Without Justice For All. Boulder, Co: Westview Press, pp.151-174. 1999 Fighting Back: From The Legislature to the Academy to the Street, in L. Kushnick & J Jennings, A New Introduction To Poverty: The Role of Race, Power and Politics, New York: NYU Press, pp. 217-241. 1999 Unmarried Mothers Are Unfairly Blamed For Poverty, in L. K. Egendorf (ed) Poverty: Opposing Views. San Diego, Ca: Greenhaven Press, pp.72-79 1998 Women and Poverty, in Wilma Mankiller, Gwendolyn Mink, Maryusa Navarro Barbara Smith, Gloria Steinem, (eds). Reader's Companion to U.S Women's History, Boston: Houghton Mifflin pp.464-468 1997 Temporary Assistance To Needy Families, Encyclopedia of Social Work19th ed, 1997 Update, Washington, D.C.: NASW Press. pp,311-330 1997 Rediscovering The Lives of Women: Feminist Critique of the Social Science/Social Work Connection in D. Tucker et al (Eds) The Integration of Social Work and Social Science Westport, Ct. Praeger,:.218-28. 1997 Dependent on the Kindness of Strangers: The Issues Behind Welfare Reform, in Diane Dujon and Ann Withorn (eds), For Crying Out Loud, Boston South End Press ( 2nd ed), pp.287-294) 1997 Welfare Reform Should Not Punish Women for Having Children, in D. Bemder & B Loene (eds), Welfare: Opposing Views, San Diego, CA: Greenhaven Press, pp.157-163. 1995 Aid To Families With Dependent Children, Encyclopedia of Social Work, 19th Ed. Wash D.C.: NASW Press, pp183-192. 5 1995 From Tenement Class to Dangerous Class To Underclass: Blaming Women For Social Problems in Nan Van Den Bergh, (ed) Feminist Practice in the 21stCentury, NASW Press, pp. 211-232:Reprinted in Critical Social Welfare Issues: Tools For Social Work and Health Care Professionals by Arthur Katz, Abraham Lurie, Carlos Vidal (eds.) New York, Haworth Press, 1997 pp. 95-110 1994 Is Social Work Inherently Sexist & Racist? Controversial Issues in Social Policy, in H Karger & J. Midgley (Eds), Allyn and Bacon, Boston 1989 Everyone Is On Welfare: The Role of Redistribution in Social Policy' Revisited, in Ira C. Colby (ed), Social Welfare Policy: Perspectives, Pattern Insights, Chicago: The Dorsey Press), pp. 34-46. 1988 Women and Social Welfare Policy Syllabus, in Nancy Hooyman, Anne Summers & Leslie Leighninger (eds.), Women Working Together: A Course Syllabi About Women from Schools of Social Work (Council on Social Work Education and Arkansas College) 1986 Social Policy and the Female Pauper: The Family Ethic and the U.S. Welfare State," in Nan Van Den Berg & Lynn B. Cooper (eds.) Feminist Visions for Social Work Education &Practice. (Silver Spring, NASW. 1986 Sexism in U.S. Government Labor Market Statistics. Report From Working Group on the Unemployed: Policies and Services, Proceedings, 13th Regional Symposium on Social Welfare, June 9-14, Turku, Finland (Helsinki: International Council on Social Welfare,) pp.177-189. 1980 Funding Through Tuition Assistance and Refund Programs in Barbara Wertheimer (ed), Labor Education for Women Workers, (Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1980),.Ch.21, pp. 241-251. \ ARTICLES: NEWSPAPERS AND POPULAR NEWS JOURNALS AND ELECTRONIC MEDIA 2021 Mimi Abramovitz and Deepak Bhargava. “A Real Chance to End Poverty: We Can Build on Progress in the COVID Recovery Act with Permanent Income Support for All” The Medium. The Thought Project /CUNY Graduate Center. https://medium.com/@iabramov 2020 Mimi Abramovitz, Deepak Bhargava and Tammy Thomas Miles .The US Safety Net Is Degrading by Design, The Nation. (9/17) https://www.thenation.com/article/economy/coronavirus-social-services/ 2020 Mimi Abramovitz, Deepak Bhargava. Social Security for All: The pandemic has exposed the systemic failures of America’s inadequate welfare state. It’s time to start over. The America Prospect. 9/22 https://prospect.org/economy/social-security-for-all/ 2020 Mimi Abramovitz, and Jennifer Zelnick. Social Work Agencies: Adopt the Business Model at Your Peril, The New Social Worker (September) https://www.socialworker.com/feature-articles/practice/social-work-agencies-adopt-business- model-at-your-peril/ 2020 The Drawbacks of Treating Social Work Like a Business. NYN Media, September 2 https://www.nynmedia.com/content/drawbacks-treating-social-work-business 2018 Voting is Social Work: Voter Empowerment and the National Social Work Voter Mobilization Campaign, The New Social Worker. Oct 2 ( online) with Terry Mizrahi 2018` NASW Chapters Promote Activism Nation Wide, NASW News. February with Terry Miazrahi 2013 Triple Jeopardy: Dismantling the Public Sector and the War on Women, December http://www.roosevelthouse.hunter.cuny.edu/?forum-post=roosevelt-house-faculty-op-ed-triple-jeopardy- dismantling-public-sector-war-women 2012 Triple Jeopardy: Women Lose Public Sector Services, Jobs and Union Rights. Democratic Left,,XL(2) Fall 2012, pp.5-6 2012 Romney Plays the Gender-Race Card Cites Welfare Reform, Women’s eNews, August 10 http://womensenews.org/story/labor/120809/romney-plays-gender-race-card-cites-welfare-law 2009 ‘Tis the Season for Candor About Government Handouts .Women’s eNews. December 29 Http://www.womensenews.org/story/commentary/091225/tis-the-season-candor-about-govt-handouts 2009 Women Need to Know Their New Jobless Benefits. Women’s Enews, March 24 http://www.womensenews.org/article.cfm/dyn/aid/3959 2009 Female Workers Can Jolt Economy; Look at Japan. Women’s Enews, February 9 http://www.womensenews.org/article.cfm/dyn/aid/3915 2008 Wall Street Takes Welfare It Begrudges Women. Women’s Enews September 24 http://www.womensenews.org/article.cfm/dyn/aid/3752 2008 Cited in The Houston Chronicle, (Friday, 9/5/08) “Personal Becomes Political” by Julie Mason, White House Correspondent. http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/metropolitan/mason/5984691.html 2008 What is Social Justice? Updates from Council on Social Work Education, Bachelor Program Director’s Newsletter 4/08 2006 Trimming Fat: Women Beware (with Linda Basch) posted on web site of Women’s Media Center. April (http://www.womensmediacenter.com/index.html) 6 2002 The Combined Impact of Welfare Reform, the Recession &the World Trade Center Attack, Currents. Jan 2001 Race Class & Welfare Reform, Currents (of the NYC chapter of NASW)April, 1999 Bad To Worse: Welfare Reform and Feminist Backlash, In These Times 11/28, pp. 16-19. 1997 A Not So Hidden Agenda: Why The Right Wants The End of Welfare? The Women's Review of Books, February 1997 pp.16-17. 1995 Dependent on Strangers: Interviews with Mimi Abramovitz and Heather MacDonald, Culture Front, Magazine of the NYS Council for the Humanities, Summer 1995, pp.4-23 1995 Welfare &Women's Lives: Toward a Feminist Understanding of the Reform Debate Democratic Left May /June, pp. 5-8. 1995 Blaming The Poor and The Helpless San Francisco Examiner, January 12 1995 Welfare Reform is a Women's Issue, Women's Resource Center Newsletter, January 1995 Welfare Reform: Back To The Future, Knight Ridder/Tribune news wire service. Op-ed appears in hundreds of newspapers around the country. 1994 Decoding Welfare Reform, City Limits, April, pp. 22-23. Variously Reprinted 1993 Scapegoating Women on Welfare, The New York Times, Sept. 2, 1993,(w/ Frances Fox Piven). 1992 The Myth That Social Programs Do Not Work,The Christian Science Monitor, 5/21. 19 (w. Martha Davis) 1992 Fight Back! Challenging AFDC Myths With The Facts. BCRS Reports, Spring (w/ Fred Newdom) and other advocacy newsletters. 1992 Wedfare or Welfare, The Washington Post, February 4, p.A15. (Syndicated Op-ed, that appeared in numerous other papers around the nation). with Martha Davis) Reprinted In National NOW Times, June 1992, p.4; BCRS Reports, Fall '92' K Haynes & K Holmes, Introduction to Social Work, (Longman) 1990 Spreading the Word. A Column About Low-Income Women's Activism, appeared regularly in various grassroots newspapers and magazines 1988 Social Disservice: Why Welfare Reform is a Sham, The Nation, 9/26/88, pp.1, 238-241 Reprinted in R Long (ed), The Welfare Debate. H H.Wilson, 1991 1988 Welfare Reform is a Women's Issue. Christianity & Crisis, Sept. 12, pp.292-297. 1987 Privatizing Health Care: The Bottom Line Society Loses, The Nation, Oct 17, pp.410-412.Reprinted in D Stanley Eitzen (ed.), Society's Problems: Sources and Consequences. Allyn & Bacon in Charles E. Babbit (ed.). The Changing World: Social Problems and Alternatives, Copley Pub Co.

Webinars and Podcasts ( selected)

Mimi Abramovitz, Conversation with Dr. Mimi Abramovitz: From Welfare Worker to Accomplished Scholar Interviewer Gabriel San Emeterio (SSSW Student Silberman Center for Sexuality and Gender, March 16, 2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DZ0MoOcZqA

Social Work & the Future of Democracy, Social Work Day on the Hill, Congressional Research Institute for Social Policy 3/1021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZuxULck5Fg21

Social Work in Action: What’s Next? University of Georgia SSW 1/25/21 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-GsK8EhKntq59ujkWBtcDcXb4Ixqh53t/view?usp=sharing

Neoliberialism and Social Work Interviewer: Jessica Toft University of Minn., January8 2021 Neoliberalism Episode 3 FINAL.mp3

Social Security for Everyone. The Thought Project. CUNY Graduate Center / 11/25/20 https://www.gc.cuny.edu/News/Podcasts/Detail?id=58401

The Benefits of Activism: Building Community& Individual Resilience Lehman SSW 10/15/20. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_9B8Rv9Hlc

Voting as a Social Work Intervention, University of Tennessee, SSW 10/16/20 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ipm02z2u37w

Get in “Good Trouble” and Countdown the Vote 2020, Long Island University, 10/7/20 7

Election 2020 Countdown Social Workers Help Get Out the Vote, CSWE/ 9/29/20 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TW7iWTcWv9I

Conversation Voting Social Work in Schools of Social Work . National Association of Dean and Directors ( NADD ( not recorded) 9/18/20

Civic Health Month Social Work Panel (VOT-ER,ORG)/ 8/7/20 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cOJnGUBfkI&t=7s,

Social Work Votes: Where Did We Begin? 6/25/20 Columbia University School of Social Work ( Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/where-did-we-begin/id1520018029?i=1000482843056

Social Impact Live with Richard Hara. 11/24/19 Columbia University School of Social Work Voting is Social Work Campaign:; Interview with Mimi Abramovitz

Macro Matters (interview) https://soundcloud.com/user-274334905/voter-engagement

POLICY REPORTS and PROGRAM EVALUATION 2018. Business as Usual? A Wake -UP Call to the Human Services, Result of the Human service Work Force Study, October 8 (with Jennifer Zelnick), Forum, Silbermran School of Social Work, Hunter College 2016 Place Matters: Mapping Shelter Entries By New York City Neighborhoods report to Center for Innovation through Data Intelligence (CIDI) Office of the Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services (HHS), New York City. March ( w Jochen Albrecht) 2015 Case to Cause. In Roll, S. (ed.), Macro practice in social work. From learning to action for social justice. Report to the Special Commission to Advance Macro Practice in Social Work.( with Margaret Sherraden) 2015 Overcoming the Odds: The Settlement House Advantage. Research Report to United Neighborhood House, New York City, May 27 2014. Prominent and Persistent Myths About Poverty and the Facts Needed to Dispel Them, in Sullivan, M.A. (ed.. Worse Than You think; The dimensions of poverty in NYC. National Association of Social Workers, New York City Chapter , NYC Chapter, NASW, pp. 12-40 2011: The LEAP To Teacher Program: From Paraprofessional to Public School Teacher .Murphy Institute for Labor Studies and Worker Education, CUNY 2011 Project Safe Home: Challenges and Opportunities (evaluation of housing program for homeless battered women) 2006 Taxes Are A Women’s Issue: Framing The Debate, National Council for Research on Women, New York, April 2006 2002 In Jeopardy: The Impact of Welfare Reform on Non-Profit Human Service Agencies in New York City, NYC Chapter ,National Association of Social Workers and United Way of NYC,. Feb, 2002 Failing Our Families: A State-by-State Report Card on Family Supports Under Welfare Reform, | Center for Third World Organizing May 28 (Forward) 1992 Study Circles Resource Center, Public Talk Series, Welfare Reform: What Should We Do For Our Nation's Poor. Topsfied Foundation, Inc. Pomfret Ct. 1992. 1989 About Welfare Reform-- A Working Paper on the Family Support Act of 1988 prepared for The Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, (May). 35pp. 1988 Programmed to Fail? A Report on the Implementation of the HRA Contract Rider, by Andrea Anthony, Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, January) 21pp 1987 A Report on Integrating Scholarship on Women into the Curriculum of the Professional Schools at Hunter College (with Dorothy O. Helly) 92 pp. 1987 Gaining Perspective on "Losing Ground New York: The Lois and Samuel Silberman Fund) (with Rino Patti et. al.) 1978 Utilization of Negotiated Tuition Aid Benefits, Inst for Education & Research on Women & Work, Cornell School of Industrial & Labor Relations, (Nov), l3 pp. 1977 Where Are The Women? A Study of Worker Utilization of Tuition Refund Plans, (New York: Inst. for Education & Research on Women &Work, Cornell School of Labor and Industrial Relations, December), 262 pp. 8

FORWARDS TO BOOKS 2004 Forward in Roni Berger, Immigrant Women Tell Their Stories, The Haworth Press, xi-xiii 2000 Forward in Chang, Grace, Disposable Domestics, South End Press, ix-xviii

BOOK REVIEWS 2004 Race and the Politics of Welfare Reform, by Sanford Schram, Joss Soss, and Richard C. Fording (eds) Social Service Review. June. 1998 Wages for Housework, Review of Welfare's End by Gwendolyn Mink, Cornell. University Press, in The Progressive, 62(5)( May): 41-43. 1997 "Mothers of Invention," Review Essay of The Myth of the Welfare Queen by David Zucchino, New York Scribners, 1997 and In Defense of Single Mothers, by Nancy Dowd, NYU Press, 1997, in The Women's Review of Books, May 1997 Children, Race and Power: Kenneth and Mamie Clark's Northside Center, by Gerald Markowitz & David Rosner, Univ. of Virginia Press, 1996, in American Journal of Public Health, September. 1996 Schein, Virginia (1995) Working From The Margins: Voices of Mothers In Poverty ILR/Cornell in The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, March.. 1996 Gordon, Linda (1994) Pitied But Not Entitled: Single Mothers and the History of Welfare, Free Press, in Affilia: A Journal for Women and Social Work 11(2/(Summer) pp. 233-241. 1994 Polakow, Valerie, Lives on the Edge: Single Mothers and Their Children in the Other America, Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1993 in Sex Roles, Vol 30. Nos. 9/10. 1993 Skocpol, Theda, Protecting Soldiers and Mothers: The Political Origins of Social Policy in the United States, Cambridge: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, in Readings: A Journal of Reviews and Commentary in Mental Health Volume 8, No 4, December pp.18-23. 1992 Mead Lawrence, The New Politics of Poverty NY: Basic Books in The Nation, October 5, pp. 368-371. 1990 June Axinn & Mark Stern, Dependency and Poverty: Old Problems in New World/(Lexington, MA.: D.C. Heath & Co) in Journal of Women& Aging 2(4)(1990), pp.111-113 1988 Sar A. Levitan & Issac Shapiro, Working But Poor: America's Contradiction (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1987) in Administration and Social Work 13(2) Spring. 1988 Ruth Sidel. Women & Children Last: The Plight of Women in Affluent America (NY: Viking, 1986) & Harrell R. Rodgers, Jr., Poor Women, Poor Families (Armonk, NY: LME. Sharpe, Inc.,1986), in Social Work, 33(2) Mar/Apr. 1987 Rochelle Lefkowitz and Ann Withorn, For Crying Out Loud: Women and Poverty in the United States (New York: Pilgrim Press, 1986) in Affilia Journal of Women and Social Work, 2 (3) Fall 1987 Sheldon H. Danziger and Daniel H. Weinberg, Fighting Poverty: What Works and What Doesn't (Cambridge: MA: Harvard University Press 1986) and Martha R. Burt and Karen J. Pittman, Testing the Social Safety Net: The Impact of Changes in Support Programs During the Reagan Administration Washington, D.C: The Urban Institute Press 1986), in Social Work, 32(2) March/April 1987), p.169-170. 1986 Miriam Dinerman (ed), Social Work in a Turbulent World,(Silver Spring, MD: NASW, 1983) in Journal of Jewish Communal Services, 62(Spring),pp. 277-78. 1983 Joseph Pechman (ed), Setting National Priorities: The 1984 Budget,(Wash. D.C.: Brookings Institution, 1983), in Social Casework, 64 (Oct), pp.501-04. 1983 Guida West, National Welfare Rights Organization: The Social Protest of Poor Women New York: Praeger, 1981) in Science & Society 47(3)(Fall)

KEYNOTE ADDRESSES-INTERNATIONAL 2018 The Logic of the Market vs the Logic of Social Work: Social Services in the Neo-Liberal Era. Social Work and Solidarity: In Search of New Paradigms, Univ of Ljubljana, Ljubljans, Slovenia 8/20/18- 8/22/18 2018 Privatization in the Human Services in NYC: Understanding Managerialism, Ambivalences of the Rising Welfare State University of Bielefeld ,& University of Geneva, Hannover, Germany, May 28- May 30 2018 2015 The Impact of Privatization on the Human Service Workforce in US and Switzerland. 3rd International Congress of the Swiss Association of Social Work Zurich, Switzerland . Sept 3 -4 2012 Gendered Obligations: The History of Activism Among Black and White Low-Income Women in the US Since 1900, at Changing Capitalism Changing Feminism Conference, Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, Israel,11/ 26- 2007 Welfare Reform: Race, Class & Gender Matter! 25th Annual Theory Workshop, Faculty of Pedagogy, Center of Social Work University of Bielefeld, Bielefeld, Germany, Nov 3 2006 The New Underclass ,Why Social Work? Perspectives on Public Welfare. University of Bielefeld, 9 Germany, 10/12-14. 2006 The Largely Untold Story of Welfare Reform in the Human Services, School of Social Work and School of Disability Studies, Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada, March 22 2006 The Largely Untold Story of Welfare Reform in the Human Services, School of Social Work and School of Disability Studies, York University School of Social Work, Toronto, Canada March 23 2006 Social Work and Social Change \York University School of Social Work, York University School of Social Work, Toronto Canada March 24 2006 Race, Class and Gender and Welfare Reform in the United States, McMaster, SSW, March 24 2005 Gender Matters: Welfare Reform in the United States, Fall 2005 Conference, British Columbia Association of Social Workers, Vancouver, Canada, Nov.12 2005 Women, Neoliberalism and the Crisis of Care, Fall 2005 Conference, British Columbia Association of Social Workers, Vancouver, Canada, November 11 2005 Welfare Reform in the US: Gender Matters. Huddersfield, UK April 7. 2000 Hebrew University. Paul Baerwald School of Social Work Conference on Women and Welfar eState Jerusalem, June 4-5, 1998 Women and Poverty in US, International Master’s Program in Social Work, University o Gothenburg, Sweden, Sept.15-20 1997 Women and US Social Welfare Policy, Several lectures, International Masters Program in Social Work, University of Gothenburg, Sweden, Oct. 13-17.| 1997 Women and Welfare in the USA, Public Health Research & Resource Center, University of Salford, Salford, England, June 25. 1997 Human Needs, Global Concerns and Welfare Reform, American Orthopsychiatric Association Convention, Toronto, Canada 3/12 1996 US Social Policy and Women and Social Policy in the United States, Conference on the History of Italian Social Work: Research in Progress. Rome Italy, October 9 1992 Berlin School of Social Work, Berlin, Germany. November 23-29. 1991 Conference on Social Work in a Unified Europe, Berlin School of SW Germany, Nov. 13-16. 1991 Conference on Issues in Social Work Education, National Association of Social Educators, Academy of Pedagogical Sciences, August 18 -30 Moscow, USSR. 1988 Roundtable Chair, Women, Work and the Labor Market, Social Worker's World Conference, 10th. International Symposium, Internat’l Federation of Social Workers, Stockholm, Sweden, July 26-30. 1988 Pre-Conference Symposium, Plant Closures & Older Workers, Stockholm, Sweden,7/25-26| 1987 3rd. Annual International Roundtable on Social Work & Unemployed, Rome 9/18-9/20. 1985 Cross National Policy Seminar on Unemployment, Stockholm Sweden, June 6-7.| |1985 Unemployment: A Cross Nat'l Policy Discussion International Council on Social Welfare, 13th Regional Symposium on Social Welfare, Turku, Finland, 6/9-l4.| | 1985 Sexism in Government Labor Market Statistics. Internat'l Council on Social Welfare, 13th. Regional Symposium on Social Welfare, Turku, Finland

KEYNOTE ADDRESSES –NATIONAL 2017 Teaching Social Policy in the Era of Trump, Teaching Institute, Social Policy 2.0 Conference June 1, George Warren Brown School of Social Work ST Louis, Mo., June 1/ 2017 Community Loss Index :A New Social Indicator, SAMSHA Grantee Meeting (ReCAST) Rockville Md. Jan 25 2016 Special Research Panel; Race and Inequality. Influencing Social Policy Conference 2.0; Brown School of Social Work, Washington, University, St Louis. June 2- 4 2016 Feminization of Austerity Seizing the Means of Reproduction. Brown University , Rhode Island2/19/16" 2015- Doing More With Less”: The impact of mangerialism on human service delivery in the age of austerity. Social Policy 2 Conference, Austin, May 29,,-30 2014- RE-Gender. (NCRW) Women &Economic Security: Changing Policy and Practice Ann Arbor. MI, May 13-15. 2014- Social Policy Conference/ Pioneer Panel. What have we been and where are we going, Austin Texas May -29-May 31 2013 Women in a Bind: The Decline of Marriage, Markets and the State, Cabell Brand Center & Washington & Lee University Roanoke Va. June 19 2013 Gendered Obligations: Understanding Low- Income Women’s Activism in the US Since 1900. International Conference: Education Sustainable Development, Leadership and Policy , Columbia University NY. April 16-19. 2013 The Politics of Austerity. Alfred A Taubman Forum on Public Policy, Brookings Inst, Wash DC, May 22 10 2009 The Fair Hearing: Keeping Women on Welfare in College, Symposium on Women, Welfare Reform and Higher Education, Brooklyn College, New York, March 24 2007 The Welfare State: A Battle for Human Rights. 90 Anniversary Dinner University of Minnesota School of Social Work, Oct.24 2007 Under Attack, Fighting Back 20th Anniversary Celebration, Survival News, The Simmons College I Institute≥ Boston , MA, Oct 21. 2007 Guest Policy Lecturer, MS Cruise sponsored by MS Magazine, The Feminist Majority and the National; Association of Social Workers February., 2006 Taxes Are A Women’s Issues: Whither the Progressive Income Tax, Annual Meeting, National Council for Research on Women, New York City, June 25. 2006 Using Research on Women and Taxes for Advocacy, Closing Plenary, Conference on Gender Equality, Tax Policies & Reform in Comparative Perspective, Levy Econ Inst. Bard College, NY May 17-18. 2006 The Rise and Fall of the Welfare State: Neither Accidental nor Simply Mean-spirited, The Annual Program Meeting, Council on Social Work Education, Chicago, February 2004 Welfare Reform Roundtable: Looking Back, Looking Forward. Social Policy as if People Matter: A Cross- National Dialogue, Adelphi University School of Social Work, Nov 11-12. 2004 From the Haves to the Have Nots: Rise & Fall of the Welfare State, Policy Conf, Charleston, SC, 8/7/10 2004 Neo-liberalism and the Welfare State, Annual Conference, Social Welfare Action Alliance, Smith College, Northampton, MA. June 23-25 2002 Welfare Reform: 2002 Who Benefits? Who Loses from the Neo Liberal Agenda, Union of Radical Political Economists, Annual Summer Conference, Lake Bantam, CT., August 17. 2002 Welfare Reform 2002, Socialist Scholars Conference, NY 4/12. 2002 Gender & the Basic Income Guarantee (BIG),First US BIG Conference, CUNY Graduate Center, 3/9. 2002 "Rebellious Lawyering" Conference, Welfare Reform 2002, Yale Law School, 2/16 2000 To Promote the General Welfare Ending Women's Poverty, NOWLDEF, March 6. 1997 Community Strategic Training Initiative, Western States Center, Portland, OR 8/3 1997 Welfare State at the Millennium, Socialist Scholars Conference, NY 3/30 1997 Feminist Economics &Welfare Reform, Feminist Legal Theory Workshop, Columbia Law School, 3/141. 1996 The Attack on Welfare Families: Causes, Consequences, Cures, The Scholar and the Feminist XXII Our Families, Barnard College, October 19. 1996 Whither the Welfare State, Socialist Scholars Conference, April 13 1996 42nd Annual Program Meeting, Council on Social Work Education, Plenary, Women and Welfare Reform Washington D.C: February 15-18 1995 Roundtable Plenary on Welfare Reform, Bertha Capen Reynolds Society, Annual Conference, 6/23-25 1994 Welfare Reform. Bertha Capen Reynolds Society Conference, NY June 11. 1993 Gendered Obligations: A Framework For The Study of Activism Among Poor and Working Class Women in the United States. 1993 Women and Welfare Reform, 3rd Annual Barbara Boggs Sigmund Symposium on Women and Poverty, Princeton University, February 19. 1989 Women & Children at Risk The Barnard Centennial, Scholar & Feminist Conference, Center for Research on Women, NY, April 1 1988 Regulating The Lives of Women: Workfare, Welfare Reform and Social Work, Social Work '88, NASW National Conference, Philadelphia, 11/ 9-12 1987 Women and Welfare Policy in the U.S.: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow," U.S. Department of Labor, Women's Bureau, Displaced Homemakers Network Conference, Albany, New York, June 11 1987 National Conference on Women's Issues, Atlanta, Georgia, May 28-31. 1986 "Organizing Women in the 1980s", Response to Francis Fox Piven, The Sherman Barr/ Charles Grosser Annual Memorial Lecture on Community Organizing Advocacy, Columbia University, NY April 18

KEYNOTE ADDRESSES –STATEWIDE 2016 Community Loss: Place Matters, The Blanche Grosswald Lecture. Rutgers SSW 4/14/16 2016 Across Race Diversity, and Intersectionality. Critical Issues in NYC, NASW, NYC Chapter. Forum 2014 Women in a Bind: The Decline of Marriage, Markets and the State. O’Leary Lecture, Ohio State University Columbus Ohio, March 26. 2013 Women in a Bind: The Decline of Marriage, Markets and the State .Juniata College, Huntingdon, Pa Nov.20 2013 Women in a Bind: The Decline of Marriage, Markets and the State, Cabell Brand Center & Washington & Lee University Roanoke Va. June 19 2010 A New Deal? Making Sense of Three Major U- Turns in Social Welfare Policy, NASW, 11 Massachusetts’s 2010 Annual Symposium, Framingham, Mass, 4/15/ 2010’ What is a “Good” Women to Do: Decline of Marriage, Market and the State/ Welfare Reform Today, Symposium ABCD, Boston, April 14 2010 What is a “Good “ Women to Do: The Decline of Marriage, Market and the State Michigan State University, Annual Lecture, East Lansing, March 25, 2009 What’s a “Good” Woman to Do? The Decline of Marriage Markets and the State, New York Women’s Foundation, Annul Board Meeting, April 4 2009 Eliminating Gender Bias in the Safety Net, Women's Economic Equality: Next Frontier in Women's Rights, Legal Momentum, April 2 2009` What is a Good Woman To Do? The Decline of Marriage, Markets and the State, The Helen W. Gutherie Memorial Lecture, Nazareth College of Rochester, Rochester, NY m March 11 2007 Women and the Welfare State, New York State Chapter ,NASW, Annual Power of Social Work Conference, Albany, New York, March 23 2006 The Welfare State: A Battlefield for Human Rights, New York State Educators Association. Annual Meeting White Plains, November 17, 2006 Taxes and Women, Reframing the Debate (with Senator Liz Krueger) Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, Forum, New York City, November 16. 2005 Welfare Reform Today: Through The Lenses of Race, Class and Gender, 34t Annual Alabama-Mississippi Social Work Education Conference, Tunica. Mississippi, October 6-8. 2005 Dismantling the Welfare State: Neither Accidental nor Simply Mean Spirited, University of Washington, Tacoma, Wash., May, 4 2005 Linking Welfare Reform and Child Welfare, University of Washington, Tacoma, WA, May 3, 2005 Welfare and Racism, University of Washington, Seattle, WA May 3. 2004 Margaret Schutz Gordon Annual Lecture: From the Haves to the Have Nots: The Rise and Fall of the Welfare State, University of Kansas, School of Social Work October 1, 2004 Women Social Reproduction and the Welfare State. University of California School of Social Work, Seminar March 1 2004 Columbia University, Seminar on Women and Society, Respondent to paper on Welfare Right Movement, March 29, 2003 A Critical Analysis of Welfare Reform, George Warren Brown, School of Social Work Annual Forum, St, Louis, Missouri, March 27 2002 Welfare Reform 2002, University of Delaware Public Policy Program. 11/ 21. 2001 Conversations About Poverty Susan B. Anthony Center Rochester, NY 10/25 2000 University of Indiana, SSW, 25th Anniversary of BSW Program Indianapolis 11/11 1999 End The War On Welfare and the Poor, New Mexico NASW. Annual Meeting, 2/1 1998 New York University, School of Social Work, Women and Poverty, 4/7 1997 Welfare Reform: Overview & Analysis, NY Academy of Medicine 10/24, 1997 Welfare Reform Is A Women's Issue, Vermont NOW, Rutland VT. 5/17 1997 The Ramifications of Welfare Reform on Women, New York State Bar Assoc. New York State Bar,1/ 15. 1996 Welfare: To Be or Not To Be. Conference on Gender and Poverty in The US. Dartmouth 1996 Welfare Reform Today, Women's Committee, Lawyers Guild, NYC, April 25 1996 Women & Welfare: The National Policy Debates, Yale University Women's Center Conference, 3/30. 1996 Welfare Reform: Plenary Roundtable, Strategies for a New Era, NYU Review of Law and Social Change, Colloquium, NYU Law School, February 9. 1995 Women and Welfare Reform, The Yoder Public Affairs Lecture Series, Goshen College, Indiana, November 14. 1995 As The Pendulum Swings: Poverty & Community Well Being, Colorado State Univ/, Fort Collins, Oct 5. 1994 What is Welfare "Reform: What Does It Hold For Children, Conference on Family Issues in The Greater Upstate Law Project and the Family Issues Group, Albany, NY, 11/2 1994 Plenary Panel, Social Work & Disabilities, Young Adult Institute, NY, 5/3 1994 Scapegoating Women on Welfare: New Issues in Changing Times, 11th Annual State Conference, California NASW. Los Angeles, CA 4/14-16. 1994 Women and Welfare Reform, Bertha Capen Reynolds, U of Penn SSW 3/23. 1993 Women and Welfare, Child Health Services, Annual Dinner, Manchester, NH 11/15 1993 Welfare and Work: 25 Anniversary Conference, Temple University School of Social Administration, Phila, 11/ 8 1992 Seventh Annual Social Work Futures Conference on "Women and Children: Connections, Conflicts and Changes," co-sponsored by the NASW-Houston & the University of Houston, Graduate School of Social Work, April 23,-24, 12 1990 Looking Back, Looking Forward: Social Work's Response To The Reagan Legacy Adelphi University School of Social Work, 40th Anniversary Conference, Garden City, L.I. 11/10 1989 Women and Welfare Reform: Annual Social Work Conference and Awards Banquet, Maine Chapter NASW, Portland, Maine, April 7 1989 The Feminization of Poverty: Conference on Women, Work & Welfare, Buffalo State College March 10. 1982 "Reaganomics: Restructuring the Welfare State," New York State Association for Human Services, 83red Annual Meeting, Albany, October.

KEYNOTE and PLENARY ADDRESSES –LOCAL 2018. Business as Usual? A Wake-UP Call to the Human Services, Public Forum, Hosted by Human Services Council, Silberman School of Social Work, Hunter College. Oct 11 (with Jennifer Zelnick) 2015 Overcoming the Odds: The Settlement House Advantage, Report, Launch Forum. UHN< NYC 5/27 2015 The Poverty Tool Kit. Common Day, Silver School of Social Work, New York 3/30/15, March 30 2015 Overcoming the Odds: The Settlement House Advantage, Lower East Side Settlement House Social Work Month Educational Alliance, March 27,. 2014 The Settlement House Advantage, Settlement House Day, United Neighborhood Houses, NY April 11. 2012 The Feminization of Austerity, NY Field Work Educator Symposium, Silberman School of SW. 3/16 2011. Shock Doctrine Helps to Explain the Attack on Public Sector Programs, Workers and Union, Social Work Month, Social Service Employees Union, Local 371, DC37, AFL-CIO 2011 The Welfare State: A Battleground for Human Rights, Fordham Uni Graduate School of SS, Jan.11 2009. The Economics Of Identity: How Poverty Is Gendered and Raced, New York University Wagner School and Silver School of Social Work April 7 2008 What’s A Good Woman To Do? The Decline of Marriage Market and the State. Lecture sponsored by Women’s Studies and School of Social Work, University of Southern Maine, 11/12. 2007 Low-Income Women’s Activism, Academics and Activism Conference, Women’s Studies Certificate Program, Graduate Center, City University of New York, Nov 16. 2007 Women and Taxes. Center for Women in Government & Civil Society. Fellowship on Women and Public Policy Alumnae Association May 10 2007 Taxes Are A Women’s Issue. PSC-CUNY Women’s Committee, Hunter College March 9th 2006 Women and the Declining Progressivity of the Tax System, Women’s Studies Speaker’s Series, The Graduate Center, CUNY. September 20 2005 Welfare Reform and Social Work, Bronx Psychiatric Center, Yeshiva University, New York, March 2, 2004 The Welfare Experiments: Politics and Policy Evaluation. Discussion. Women's Studies Certificate Program, CUNY Graduate Center, October 8 2003 Love & Diane (film) Commentary, Labor, Welfare & Colonialism Through the Eyes of Women Filmmakers, Graduate Center, CUNY, 10/21 2003 Welfare State as an Arena of Struggle, Presentation., Rockefeller Seminar Graduate Ctr, CUNY, 10/8 2003 The Role of Government in Social Welfare Policy, Tenement House Museum. 4/10 2003 Welfare Reform Today, Empire State College, April 1 2003 United Federation of Jewish Agencies, In Jeopardy: the Impact of Welfare Reform on Non-Profit Human Service Agencies, Intern Training Program, New York City March 24, 2003 Welfare/Workfare: 2003, Deerfield Progressive Forum. Deerfield Beach, Fla,. 3/8 2002 The Assault on the Welfare State, Tenement House Museum, 12/5 2002 The 2002 Gerald Seabury Lecture, School of Work, University of California, Berkeley, November 18. 2002 Welfare Reform 2002, University of Pittsburgh School of Social Work Oct 9 | 2002 On The Social Policy Curriculum, Hunter College SSW Field Education Breakfast, September 20. 2002 The Safety Net and the City Roosevelt House Forum, Hunter College, 4/30. 2002 Induction Dinner, SSW Honors Society, Ramapo College NJ 4/15. 2002 The Politics of Welfare Reform: SWAA Teach-In, Lenox Hill, Neighborhood House 4/10 2002 Triple Whammy Welfare Reform, The Recession and The World Trade Center, Welfare Reform and Social Services, Jacobi Hospital Social Work Department Social Work Month NY March 26. 2002 In Jeopardy: The Impact of Welfare Reform on Non-Profit Agencies, Women and Work Conference, Center for Worker Education, City College CUNY, 3/26 2002 Triple Whammy Welfare Reform, The Recession and The World Trade Center Welfare Reform and Social Services, Fordham-Tremont, Community Health Center, Social Work Month, March 22. 2002 Triple Whammy: Welfare Reform, The Recession and the World Trade Center Attack, Hunter SSW, Annual Alumni Meeting, NY March 19 2002 In Jeopardy The Impact of Welfare On Non-Profit Human Service Agencies United Way Forum, Feb 25. 2002 Hunter College Certificate Ceremony, Field Education Office, 1/22 2002 Teach-In, Peace & Social Justice, University of Pennsylvania SSW, Phila. 1/21 13 2002 In Jeopardy: The Impact of Welfare On Non-Profit Human Service Agencies Welfare Reform Network, NYC, Jan 8 2001 The Impact of Welfare on Non-Profit Human Service Agencies, Hunter College Family Policy Center, 5/3. 2001 The Impact Of Welfare On Non-Profit Human Service Agencies Talbot Perkin Agency, Staff Development March 30. 2001 What’s Happening with Welfare Reform? Georgia State University School of Social Work, March 28 2001 From The Tenement Class To The Dangerous Class To Underclass: Blaming Women For Social Probs. NYC, 3/ 25. 2000 Women's Club of New York City, "Women, Work and Welfare", NYC 12/6 2000 Feminism and Social Work, Hunter College SSW, April 14. 2000, Happening with Welfare Reform?" Phila, 10/5 2000 Presidents Roundtable, Hunter College, New York, April 10 2000 University of Texas, SSW, Special Speaker’ Series What Is Happening with Welfare Reform, Arlington, TX, 4/6 2000 Service Employees International Union, Welfare Reform and You., 3/31 2000 Metropolitan Studies Program, NYU Workshop on Welfare Reform NY, 3/24 2000 Columbia University Women & Society Seminar "Women and Welfare Reform: What's Happening Now?" NY 3/20 2000 NY Women’s Foundation, What’s Happening With Welfare Reform, NYC ,1/20 2000 Welfare Reform, Association of the Bar of New York New York, NY, 1/12 1999 Surviving Welfare Reform, NYS Office of Mental Health, Annual SW Conference, Albany 5/5 1999 Welfare Reform: A Challenge To Refugee Single Mothers, Refugee Women Council, New York 5/6. 1998 NY University SSW, Lecture for Visiting German Social Workers, NYC 9/28 1998 Hunter School of Social Work, 40th Anniversary Forum, NYC, 4/30 1998 University of Kentucky, More on Welfare Reform, Lexington, 4/24. 1998 Pace College, Welfare Reform and Education, NYC, 4/22 1998 Temple Bnai-Jeshrum, NYC" Workfare Program, NYC 4/11 1998 St John's University, Welfare Reform Today, NYC 3/24 1998 Borough of Manhattan Community College, Women and Workfare, NYC 3/16, 1998 Deerfield Forum, The Political Economy of Welfare Reform, Florida,2/14, 1998 University of Arkansas Welfare Reform, Why Now? Little Rock3/12/9 1998 Smith College, Forum on Women and Welfare, Northampton MA.3/7. 1998 New York Housing Authority, Work, Welfare and Housing, NYC, 1/20 1997 Welfare Reform, WRI Forum, Hunter College, November18, 1997 Welfare Reform and the Political Economy, Three Arrows Cooperative, Scrub Oak, 7/25, 1997 Welfare, Labor and The Community, Metro Pittsburg Labor Coalition, PA 6/7. 1997 Partnership of Faith, Welfare to Work/ The Challenge to Faith Communities, NY 5/29. 1997 Women & Welfare Repeal, Why Now? Center for the Study of Women & Society. CUNY, 5/1. 1997 Welfare, Labor and the Community, Providence Coalition, Providence. RI, 4/30. 1997 Making The Best of a Bad Situation, George Mason University SSW and Virginia Chapter of the NASW, Richmond VA, April 18 1997 Workfare: What We Have, What We'll Get NYC, Democratic Socialists, NYC 4/10. 1997 Immigration Backlash: Is the Mosiac Coming Apart, Senator Franz Leichter Annual Conference, Columbia University, NY April 5. 1997 The Myths of Welfare Reform, Brotherhood Synagogue, NY, April 4 1997 Welfare Reform, CO Class, Columbia School of Social Work, April 2 1997 Social Workers and Welfare Reform, Kings County Hospital, NY, 3/ 27 1997 Women and Welfare Reform, Doctoral Program, Columbia University School of Social Work 3/26. 1997 Social Workers and Welfare Reform, Governeur Hospital, NY, 3/6. 1997 Welfare Reform Today, Board of Directors, Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services, NY 3/5. 1997 Welfare Reform and Children, Lawyers For Children, NY March 3 1997 CUNY and Welfare Reform, New Caucus Conference on Higher Ed,, NY 2/22 1997 Under Attack, Fighting Back, Welfare in NYS, NYC/ NASW, NY 2/13 1997 Social Workers and Welfare Reform, St Luke's Hospital, NY,NY, February 13 1997 A Worker By Any Other Name, Local 375. DC 37 AFSCME, January 15 1997 Women and Welfare Today, Now, Rockland County, NASW, January 13. 1997 Welfare Reform and Social Work, Jewish Board of Family and Children Services, New York January. 13 1996 War on Poor Families, University of Illinois, Springfield, Illinois, 12/5 1996 Welfare Reform and You! Washington D.C Alumni, Columbia University School of SocialWork, 11/20 1996 Welfare Reform: Why Now? Brecht Forum, New York, New York October 31. 14 1996 Discussant, Anti-Poverty Policy: What Have We Done? What Should We Do? Paper presented by Sheldon Danziger, Forum In Recognition of Twenty Years of Leadership, June Gary Hopps, Boston College, Graduate School of Social Work, Boston: October 25. 1996 The New Welfare Law, Common Day, Yeshiva School of Social Work, New York, October 24, 1996 1996 The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Act of 1996," American Association of University Women, New York City Chapter, October 20/ 1996 An Injury To One Is An Injury To All," Bejung in Queens: The UN Women Conference One Year Later Queens College, Sept. 28. 1996 Survival News, Award Presentation, Democratic Socialists of America, May 301996 Women Fighting Poverty Conference, Barnard College, NYC March 16. 1996 Women's History Month Forum, John Jay College Women's Center, March 1996 Welfare Reform: Plenary Roundtable, Strategies for a New Era, New York University Review of Law and Social Change, Colloquium, New York University Law School, February 9. 1996 Back to Our Roots: Mobilizing Social Workers For Political and Social Action, Conference, New York City Chapter, National Association of Social Workers. New York City, January 20. 1995 Welfare Reform is a Women's Issue, University of Chicago SSW, 5/22 1995 Welfare Reform Today, Great Neck Study Group, 5/12 1995 Empowering the Poor, Broadway Democrats, New York, 4/18 1995 Welfare Reform or Welfare Bashing, University of Ohio, Columbus 4/6 1995 From Tenement Class to Dangerous Class To Underclass: Blaming Women For the Nation's Woes, University of Wisconsin, River Falls, 3/22; 1995 Regulating the Lives of Women, University of Wisconsin, River Falls 3/22. 1995 Welfare Reform Is an Issue For All Women, SUNY, New Paltz, 3/14 1995 Welfare and Health Care, Brooklyn Methodist Hospital 3/8 1995 The Attack on Entitlements, Bronx Community College, 3/7 1995 Welfare Reform or Welfare Bashing, University of Pittsburgh,2/2 1995 Welfare and Women, Pittsburgh, Pa, 2/24 1995 Teach-In On Welfare Reform, Columbia Law School, February 16 1995 Goodbye Entitlements, Hello Breadlines, Entitlement Day, HCSSW 1/12 1994 ABE and Welfare: Unmasking The Myths, The Literacy Assistance Center, 1 /13 1994 Welfare Reform and its Impact on Latino Families: A Social Work Forum, Hispanic Task Force, New York City Chapter, NASW, Dec. 8.. 1994 Welfare Reform or Welfare Bashing: An Issue For Women, Long Island Fund For women and Girls, General Meeting December 7. 1994 Welfare Reform Is A Women's Issue, Family Policy Center Hunter College, December 1. 1994 Lenox Hill Neighborhood House /United Neighborhood Houses Forum on Welfare Reform, New York. NY October 28 1994 Distinguished Lecture Series./ Stony Brook School of Social Welfare, Oct. 20. 1994 Women as Providers and Consumers of Social Work Services Annual Field Education Staff Meeting, Hunter School of Social Work, September 19. 1994 Commencement Speech, University of Connecticut School of Social Work, 5/22 1994 Social, Work and Disabilities, Paper on Welfare Reform, Young Adult Institute, New York, May 3. 1994 Women, Children and Poverty, Bertha Capen Reynolds Society, George Warren Brown SSW University of Washington, April 8. 1994 Regulating The Lives of Women, 3rd Annual Creating Caring Communities Conference, Burlington, Vt. Mar18. 1994 Social Work Day at the State Capital, Welfare Reform, Hartford, Ct., March 2 1993 Health Care Reform, Mt Sinai Medical Center. Social Work Department, 10/22 1993 Challenging The Myths of Welfare Reform, Queensborough Council on Social Welfare, Queens, NY, March 31. 1993 Clinton's Social Agenda, Columbia School of Social Work, Student Day Conference, 3/29.| 1993 Feminization of Poverty: Implications for Practice, Fifth Annual Social Work Conference in the San Joaquin Valley, Fresno, California. March 19 1993 Women and Social Policy. Symposium, Penn's Women's Center & Women's Studies Program, University of Pennsylvania, March 3. 1992 The Beleaguered American Family, Annual Luncheon, Family Service Association of America, Garden City, Long Island, Nov. 5. 1992 Myth of Welfare Reform, Teach-In on Welfare Reform, Temple University School of Social Work, 10/22. 1992 Myth of Welfare Reform, Teach-In on Women, Children & Welfare Hunter College SSW, Oct. 19 1992 Welfare Theory, Practice & Politics, Forum on Welfare Reform University of 15 Connecticut SSW and Connecticut, Department of Income Maintenance. Hartford, July 9. 1991 Women, Poverty and Social Policy, The Family Medical Center, Department of Medicine, University of Rochester, Grand Rounds, March 21. 1991 Regulating The Lives of Women: The Family Ethic Yesterday and Today, Edinboro University, Edinboro, Pennsylvania. January 29. 1989 Regulating the Lives of Women, University of Vermont, Burlington, Dec.6 1989 Implementing Welfare Reform, Forum on Crises in NYC, Riverside Church, NY, NY, November 8. 1989 Regulating The Lives of Women, Summer Lecture Series, Smith College SSW, Northampton, NA 6/26 1989 Women and Social Policy, Bank Street College, New York City, N.Y. May 25. 1989 The Family Ethic: A Critique of Women's Proper Roles, Conference on Women and The Family Circle: Marymount College, Tarrytown, N.Y. April 12. 1989 The Feminization of the "Underclass."10th Annual Social Justice Forum, Syracuse Univ SSW. March 21. 1989 Women, Welfare, and The "Underclass": A Critique, Conference of Cleveland NASW, Cleveland State University Social Service Unit and Mandel School of Applied Social Science, Case Western Reserve, Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 24 1988 Women and Welfare Reform, Second Annual Educational Symposium, Salem State College, Salem, Massachusetts, October 25. 1988 Welfare Reform: Fact or Fraud, Riverside Church October 23, 1988 Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, Staff Development Luncheon 7/14. 1988 Socialist-Feminism and the Welfare State, Brecht Forum, NYC, June 7. 1988 The Gender Balancing Project, In The CUNY Classroom: Integrating The New Scholarship on Gender, Ethnicity, Race and Class Into the College Curriculum, University Faculty Development Seminar, 5/12. 1988 Regulating The Lives of Women: A Historical Perspective on Welfare Reform Conference, San Francisco State College, May 10-11.

INVITED PRESENTATIONS—NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL| 2017 Abramovitz, Mimi . The Logic of the Market versus the Logic of Social Work: Whither Social Work? Street-level Research in the Employment and Social Policy Area, 2nd Conference Aalborg University, Copenhagen, Denmark. June 21 -22/ 2016. Abramovitz, Mimi From Case to Cause e: Embracing History to Tackle 21st Century Challenge, Influencing Social Policy Conference 2.0; Brown School of Social Work, Washington, University, St Louis. June 2-4 ( w. Margaret Sherradan) 2016; Community Loss and Racial Equity Research, Plenary, Social Policy 2, St Louis, June 2-4 2015: Community Loss: A New Social Indicator. Family Alliance National Conference, St Louis 2015 Financial Capabilities and the Economy, Convening on Financial Capability and Asset Building: Advancing Education, Research & Practice in Social Work, Center on Social Development , George Warren Brown School of Social Work, Washington University, St Louis, Mo. Apr 15-17 2015 The Settlement House Advantage Toronto Neighborhood Center,:, Annual Conference, Toronto Ca.,9/30 2014 Hot Topics; Undoing Racism ( with Mitt Joyner et al) Council of Social Work Education, Oct 23-25, 2014 New Social Work Tools: The Community Loss Index and The Racial Equity Analysis( with Joyce James, Kimberly R Richards) NASW National conference ·Washington, DC July 23-26, 2014 Place Matters: Mapping Community Loss as a New Social Indicator, NASW Addictions Institute, New York June 11. 2014, Place Matters: Mapping Community Loss as a New Social Indicator, 2014 Neighborhood Revitalization Conference National Alliance for Children and Families , Washington, DC July 24 2014 Vulnerabilities and Contradictions: Transforming the Neo-liberal Welfare State From Below, Vulnerability Resilience and Public Responsibility for Social and Economic Well-being Workshop. Buffalo, NY June 13-14. 2013 Feminization of Austerity. Historical Materialism, April 27, NYC 2013 Leading to Economic Security National Council for Research on Women, March 5, NYC 2012 Triple Jeopardy Women Lose Pubic Sector Services, Jobs and Union Rights, North American Labor History Conference, Detroit, MI Oct 18-20 2012 Grassroots Women’s Activism in the US; An Analytic Framework. Society for the Study of Social Problems, Col, August 16-18. 2011 Gendered Obligations: The History of Activism Among Poor and Working Class Women (Black/ White) in the US Since 1900, Historical Materialism Conference, New School NY May 11 2010 Contextualizing Evaluation Research. The Settlement Summit: Inclusion Innovation, Impact, New York, Oct 4 -9. 2009 The U.S. Welfare State: A Battle Ground for Human Rights, Human Rights in the USA, University of Connecticut, October 22. 16 2008. Taxes are a Women’s Issue, Left Forum, New York, March 15 2007 The Welfare State: A Battlefield for Diversity, Justice and Human Rights. Annual Program Meeting, Council on Social Work Education, San Francisco, October 27.. 2007 Double Jeopardy: The Impact of Neoliberalism on Care Workers in the United States and South Africa. The 5th Care Work Conference, New York August 10 2005 Author Meets Critic. Discussion of Flat Broke with Children: Women in the Age of Welfare Reform by Sharon Hays. Annual Meeting, American Sociological Association, Philadelphia, PA, August 13, 2005 Women, Neo Liberalism and the Welfare State, 13th Berkshire Conference of the History of Women, Claremont, CA June 2-5. 1998 Columbia SSW, Centennial Conference. Social Work & Social Reform: An Arena of Struggle. 6/12 1996 Welfare Reform Panel, American Sociologist Association, August, 1996 Women, Families and Social Policy, Bertha Capen Reynolds Society, Annual Conference Phila 6/28, 1995 Women and "Resistance" Institute For Research on Women and Gender, Columbia Univ, NYC Sept 28 1995 Respondent, Impact of Welfare Reform, Women, Children & Poverty Feminism and Legal Theory Workshop, Columbia University Law School 6/ 6-6/10. 1995 Mainstreaming Poverty: Economic Insecurity &d the American Dream, New America Found, Progressive Alternatives for Welfare Reform, Wash. D.C .5/17. 1993 Challenging The Myths of Welfare Reform From A Women's Perspective, Welfare Reform Conference, Sponsored by House Representatives Patsy T Mink, Maxine Waters, Lynne Woolsey and Ed Pastor, Washington, DC, 10/23 1993 Update on Welfare Reform Meeting of the National Welfare Rights Union, Washington D.C. October 2. 1993 Economics: As If Women Mattered, Annual Alumni Conference, Columbia School of Social Work, 4/24. 1992 Gender and Activism: Low Income Women on the Move. Paper presented at The Association for Women in Social Work Conference. Visions of Feminist Social Work for the 21st Century, Phila, PA April, 9-10. 1992 Moderator, "Whither Public Welfare: Entitlement or Social Contract" Annual Alumni Conference, Columbia University School of Social Work, April 25. d 1992 Welfare Reform Background and Current Issues, Scholar and Advocate Seminar, The Hunter College Center For The Study of Family Policy. Family Policy Center. March 12, 1991 Sexism and Social Policy, National Conference National Organization of Women July 4; NY 1990 The Feminization of the "Underclass," NASW Annual Conference Boston, Nov 14-17 1990 The Beleaguered American Family: What's In Store for the 1990s. Conference on Child and Family Policy: an Diego State University, College of Health and Human Services, March 16. 1990 Observations On The Family Support Act, School of Social Work Conference, California State University at Sacramento, 3/14 1989 Critiquing The Underclass< 3rd Annual Conference, Bertha Capen Reynolds Society, Smith College, Northampton, Mass. July / 7-9 1989 Educating For Change: Rethinking Our Roles in the Classroom, 3rd Annual Conference Bertha Capen Reynolds Society, Northampton, MA, 7/ 7-9. 1989 Discussant, Racism in the Welfare State, Women, and the Welfare State Conference, University of Wisconsin, Madison, 6/19-22. 1989 Discussant, Welfare Reform, Family Budgets & Child Support, 1st Annual Women's Policy Res. Conference, Institute For Women's Policy Research, Wash DC 5/19 1989 Beleaguered American Families: Strategies For Survival, Panel Annual Meeting, American Orthopsychiatry Association. NY, 4/ 3. 1989 our, Your Client, Your Employer: Who Makes Decisions, American Orthopsychiatry Assoc. NY3/ 31. 1989 Changing Attitudes Towards Women: Woman of Conscience Award, National Council of Women of the U.S, United Nations, New York, 2/16. 1988 Respondent "Will It Be a Child Policy Decade?", Columbia University School of Social Work, Ninetieth Anniversary Celebration, NY 10/13-15. 1988 Welfare and Workfare, Women's Economic Justice Project, Women's Economic Justice Conf, Chic, 7/10. 1988 Panel, Job Creation: Past, Present Future, No. American Conference on Employment & Unemployment, Adelphi University, Garden City, NY June 9-10. 1988 Regulating the Lives of Women, Again! Welfare Reform 1988, American Orthopsychiatric Association, San Francisco, March 27-31. 1988 Toward A Feminist Theory of the Welfare State, 1988 Council on Social Work Ed, Atlanta, Mar 5-8 1987Workfare: Its Nothing New! Bertha Capen Reynolds Networking Session, NASW Professional Symposium, September 9-12, New Orleans 1986 Feminist Theory, The Female Pauper & U.S. Social Welfare Policy, NASW National Conference on Women's Issues, Atlanta, Georgia, May 28-31. 17 1985 Privatization &The Welfare State. American Orthopsychiatric Association. 62nd. Annual Meeting, NY April 20-24

INVITED PRESENTATIONS_STATE/REGIONAL/LOCAL 2019 Business as Usual! A Wake -Up Call to the Human Service” (with Jennifer Zelnick) Continuing Education Conference, New York University Silver School of Social Work, May 10 , 2019- Office of Mayor of NYC, Non-Profit Resiliency Group ( with Jennifer Zelnick), March 26, 2019| 2017 Community Loss: A Tale of Two Cities, Social Work Month, Metropolitan Hospital March 16., 2016 - Blacnhe Gosswald Endowed Lecture, Rutgers SSW, New Brusnwick, NJ 4/14 2016, Privatization and the Human Services Through the Lens of Race, Murphy Institute, 4/13 2016 Privatization and the Human Services Through the Lens of Race, Roosevelt House Seminar NY 4-8 2016 Place Matters: Mapping Community Loss, Child Welfare Organizing Committee, NY 4-6- 2016- Mapping Community Loss in NYC. Social Work Month Gouverneur Hospital/ NYC 3/7 2016: Managerialism and the Human Service Workforce School of Professional Studies CUNY, 2/5/ 2015 Revisiting the Legacy of James Dumpson, Roosevelt House, Hunter College, November 4. 2015 NYC, Office of Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services, Commissioners Meetings, Community Loss: A New Social Indicator., ( With Jochen Albrecht) City Hall, New York City ,October 31 2015 Place Matters; Mapping Community Loss, McSilver Poverty Institute Conference, NYU, NY 4/27 2015 Community Loss: A New Social Indicator, NYC Council, Data Group, NYC , 4/21 2015 Privatization of Care Work, Eastern Sociological Society, NYC, Feb 27 2015 Gendered Obligations: The History of Activism Among Poor and Working Class Women (Black and White in the US Since 1900, Labor and Working Class History Seminar, February 17, 2014 Community Loss Index: A New Social Indicator. Forum, University of Buffalo SSW, June 12 2014 Settlement House Day. United Neighborhood House, Settle House Advantage Report, April 11 2014 Community Loss Indicator, Research Forum, Silberman School of Social Work, April 7 2014 Community Loss A New Social Indicator, Commissioners’ Meeting, Office of the Deputy Mayor for Health and Human services, October 31 2013- Fordham University Women in a Bind: the Decline of Marriage, Market and the States Graduate School of Social Service November 9 2010. Social Determinants of Social Problems Public Policy and Social Conditions Conference Center for Puerto Rican Studies, Hunter College. New York City, December 10 2010 The Inequality Gap. American Jewish World Services & Avodah. July 29 New Jersey , NJ. 1993 Gendered Obligations: A Framework For The Study of Activism Among Poor and Working Class Women in the United States Seminar on Work and Welfare, Program for Assessing and Revitalizing the Social Sciences, University of Pennsylvania, March 3. 1993 Roundtable Discussion on Religion& Poverty, Michael Harrington Center, Queens Coll, NY, 2/26. 1991 Attitudes Towards Poor Women, Legal Services of New Jersey Conference, New Brunswick, January 23. 1990 Sexual Stereotypes at the Workplace: Conference. on Changing Law For a Changing Workplace. The NYS Division of Human Rights & the Internat'l Assoc..of Official Human Rights Agencies, NY 10/ 17 1990 The Ideology of Women's Roles & Economic Empowerment, Nat'l Displaced Homemakers Network, Region II Annual Conference Atlantic City, N.Y., 10/ 17 1989 The Family Ethic Today, Public Education Institute, New Brunswick, NJ. May, 8. 18 1989 Women, Social Policy and the Family Ethic, Bryn Mawr School of Social Work, Bryn Mawr, May 5. 1988 Women, Welfare Reform & The Underclass: A Critique," University of Chicago SSW, October 20. 1988 The Family Ethic and Social Work Practice, Child Health Services, Manchester New Hampshire (Staff Development Program), October 7. 1988 Feminist Theory, Social Work, & Social Change," Rutgers SSW October 12. 1987 Gender Balancing in the Helping Professions, NY Metro. Region Comm. on Women in History Profession, Nov.2 1987 Issues in Welfare Reform, ELAN Committee, NYC Chapter NASW, Oct. 29. 1987 Workfare and Welfare Reform, Bergen County Alliance For Women &Welfare Reform. Community m Education Program, NJ, Oct 2 . 1987 The "Unstable" Black Family: A Historical Note; Conference on the Black Family: Old and New Challenges, sponsored by Dr. Larry Gary, Harlem YMCA of Greater New York, June 1-2. 1987 Women, the Family Ethic, and Social Welfare Policy" Seminar on Poverty, Sponsored by President's Office, Hunter College, April 21. 1987 "Toward a Feminist Theory of the Welfare State: Implications for U.S. Family Policy," Women's Studies Theory Group, Hunter College, April, 20. 1987 "Myths About the Black Family," Response to paper presented by Dr. Lawrence Gary, Common Day Hunter College Chapter of the National Association of Black Social Workers, Inc., February 24. 1986 "Occupational Social Welfare & The Private Sector, "Westchester Division- New York State Chapter, NASW, Westchester, June 11 1985 "Restoring the Family Ethic: The Assault on Women and the Social Security Act Conference on Ethnicity and Gender: Emerging Issues in the Social Security Act, School of Social Welfare at SUNY/Albany and The Nelson Rockefeller Institute of Government, Albany, November 1. 1985 "Gender Balancing the Curriculum in Professional Education," Hunter College Nursing, NY, 4 /17/85 1984 "Families in Change," Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, Annual Luncheon, NYC, April 25. 1984 Privatized Welfare State, NYS Association for Human Services 85th. Annual Meeting, NYC 4/25 1984 "The New Secrecy: Limiting Democracy in Welfare State," Community Council Greater NY, NYC 3/30 1983 "Services in Retreat," Conference on the Future of Social Services in the Public Sector: Sponsored by Local 371, Service Employees Union, AFSCME; District Council 37, AFSCME; Local 68, Health Services) Administration Employees, AFSCME; NYC & NY Chapters of NASW, NYC, December 3. 1983 "General Revenue: Where Does it Come From, Where Does it Go?" Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, Annual Meeting, NYC, April 27. 1981 "The Effects of the Budget Cuts on Women," Common Day, Woman's Alliance Workshop, Hunter College, School of Social Work, October.

COMPETITIVELY REVIEWED PAPERS –INTERNATIONAL 2014 The Settlement House Advantage, International Federation of Settlement Houses, May 2-8, Vancouver, Canada 2013 Privatization in the Human Services: Impact on the Front Lines and the Ground Floor Vulnerability and Human Condition Initiative, Conference Lund University Faculty of Law, Lund, Sweden, June 2013 2008 Double Jeopardy: The Impact of Neo-Liberalism on Care Workers in the United States and South Africa, International Association of Schools of Social Work, IASSW 34th Global Social Work Congress P resented by co author, Jennifer Zelnick, Durban, South African, July 20-24. 1987 Women and Unemployment: An International Issue, Working Group on Unemployment & Social Wk14th.Regional International Council on Social Work Symposium, Rome, Italy, September 20-25. 1986 Privatization and the Welfare State: An International Social Welfare Policy Issue, 23rd International Conference on Social Welfare, Toyko 8/31/95 (unable to attend)

COMPETITIVELY REVIEWED PAPERS- NATIONAL 2020 Managerialism, Racial Equity and Social Justice: A Critical Social Work Conversation ( with Jennifer Zelnick), Annual Program Meeting, Council On Social Work Education ( On line) November16-20, 2019 Looking Back, Looking Forward: The Shift to Neoliberalism and Social Work's Future (with J. Zelnick, J. Toft and L Lightfoot). Annual Program Meeting, Council on Social Work Education. Denver, CO October 26 . 2019 Looking Backward, Looking Forward, Privatization and the Crisis in Social Work ( with Jennifer Zelnick) Annual Program Meeting, Council on Social Work Education.. Denver. CO. October 25 2019 Revitalizing a Movement for Macro Education and Practice: Historic r Moments, Future Directions ( with Darlyne Bailey), Annual Program Meeting, Council on Social Work Education.. Denver. CO. October 26 2019 Managerialism, Gender and Social Justice: Results From the Human Service Workforce Study (with Jennifer Zelnick Global Care Work Summit, University of Toronto June 9-11, 2019 ( 19 2019 Residential Segregation & Structural Violence 1940-2019, SSWR, San Francisco, CA, Jan 16-20 2018 Persistence of Resident Segregation by Race: Role of Social Policy CSWE, Orlando, FL, Nov 11-2 2017 Community Loss Index and Racial Equity. Social Work in the City. NASW_NYC. April 18 ( accepted) 2016` Street Level Bureaucrats in the Era of Neoliberalism . Annual Program meeting, Council on Social Work Education, Atlanta GA. October 5 2016 Privatizing the Human Services: Policy Shapes Service Delivery for Clients, Workers and Agencies Annual Conference, NASW, June 22-24. Washington DC (with J. Zelnick) 2016 Privatization, the Human Service Workforce and Racial Equity Social Work in the City: NASW. NYC Chapter. 3/16, NYC ( with Jennifer Zelnick) 2016 Privatization in the Human Services: The Challenge of Managerialism, Society of Social Work Research January 17, Washington DC (with Jennifer Zelnick) 2015 Privatization and Social Work Practice: A New Challenge for the Profession, CSWE Annual Meeting, Denver, October 7, (w. Jennifer Zelnick() 2015 Privatization on the Front Line: The Differential Impact on Human Service Workers, Eastern Sociological Society, New York, February 27 2014 Feminization of Austerity, Society for the Study of Social Problems, San Francisco, August 2014 Privatization of Care Work, Society for the Study of Social Problems, San Francisco, August . 2014 New Social Work Tools: The Community Loss Index and The Racial Equity Analysis, NASW Annual Conference, Washington, DC July 2014 Vulnerabilities and Contradictions: Transforming the US Welfare State, Vulnerabilities. Resilience and Public Responsibility for Social and Economic Well-being Conference, Buffalo, NY June 13-14 2014 Privatization of Care Work Society for the Study of Social Problems, Aug 15, SF. 2014 The Feminization of Austerity: War on Women: Society for the Study of Social Problems, Aug 15, SF 2014 Community Loss Index A New Social Indicator, Society for Social Work Research Jan 15- 19, San Antonio, Tx. 2013 Unpacking Poverty: Stress as a Pathway from Neighborhood Conditions to Social Problems Unpacking Poverty: Stress as a Pathway from Neighborhood Conditions to Social Problems. American Association of Geographers (presented by coauthor Jochen Albrecht) April 12, Los Angeles 2013 Privatization of the Human Services: Impact on the Front Lines, Society for the Study of Social Problems, NYC August 11. 2013 Unpacking Poverty: Stress as a Pathway from Neighborhood Conditions to Social Problems, Urban Affairs Association Conference, (presented by o-author Jochen Albrecht) April 5, San Francisco 2011, Advancing Economic Literacy in the Human Services, Annual Program Meeting, Council on Social Work Education Atlanta, Georgia October 27 2009 The Social Determinants of Social Problem; Mapping for Social Change. Council on Social Work Education, Annual Program Meeting. San Antonio November 1 2008 Rethinking Diversity: A Speak Out. CSWE, Annual Meeting, Series Session, Oct.31 2008 Advancing The Commitment: A Conversation on Feminism(s) and Social Work, Council on Social Work Education, Annual Program Meeting, Think Tank Oct.31 2008 Teaching Racism in the Social Work Classroom: A Power Analysis, Moderator, Council on Social Work Education, Annual Program Meeting Oct30, 2005 The Lens of Change: Teaching Social Welfare Policy in a New Way, Annual Meeting, CSWE Feb 26- Mar 1, NYC 2004 Meet the Authors, "Dynamics of Social Welfare Policy," Annual Program Meeting, CSWE February 28, 2005 Research Consultation, Community Voices Heard, Report entitled, “ The Revolving Door: Research Findings on NYC’ Employment Services and Placement System. 1993 Welfare Rights, Women's Issues and Working Women, Panel 25th Anniversary Tribute to Martin Luther King, The Life ,The Man, & The Movement, Memphis, TN, April 2-3. 1993 Issues, Theory, and Strategy: Feminists Confront the 1990s.Panel, Eastern Sociological Society, Boston, Mass. March 28. 1988 The Grid: A Tool For Making Policy Choices Across the Political Spectrum, Council on Social Work Education, APM, Chicago, March 5. 1987 Unemployment A Women's View, NASW Professional Symposium, Occupational Social Welfare Conference, New Orleans, Sept 9-12. 1987 Gender Balancing the Social Work Curriculum, Council on Social Work Education, St. Louis, Mar 8-11. 1986 Applying a Gender Lens to Social Work Research: An Approach For Practitioner," NASW Women's Issues Conference, Atlanta, May 28-31. 1986 Woman & Social Policy: The Poor Laws Revisited, Council on Social Work Education, APM , Miami, Fla. March 9-12. 20 1986 Global Unemployment: Building a Social Work Network(with Stockholm Panel), Council on Social Work Education, Miami, Fla., March 9-12. 1985 Regulating the Female Pauper: Women & the U.S. Welfare State, NASW Professional Symposium Chicago, November 6-9. 1985 The Political Character of Social Work in Corporate Settings, NASW Conference on Occupational Social Work, Boston May 29- June 1. 1985 The Family Ethic & the Female Pauper: A New Perspective on Public Aid & Social Security American Orthopsychiatry 62 Annual Meeting NY 4/20, 1985 Privatization and the Welfare State, Council on Social Work Education, Washington, D.C., Feb17-21 l985 Sexist Content in Government Data," Council on Social Work Education. Pre Annual Program Meeting Symposium, Washington, D.C., February, 17-21. 1985 Women &Income Maintenance Programs: Comparing Conceptual Frameworks, "Council on Social Work Education, February 17-21. 1984 Blaming Women for High Unemployment: Refuting the Myth. American OrthopsychiatricAssoc, Toronto, April 7 - l1 1984 The Family Ethic &the Female Pauper, CSWE/ APM Detroit, March ,11-14. 1983 Everyone's On Welfare, NASW Professional Symposium, Wash. DC, Nov 19-22. 1983 Social Benefits as a Right: A Re-examination for the 1980's. NASW Professional Symposium, Wash D.C., November 19-22. 1983 Woman & Unemployment: Refuting a Myth" NYS Social Work Education Association, Annual Conference, Educational Roundtable, Rochester, Nov 4-5 1983 Social Policy Constructs The Female, Society for the Study of Social Problems, 33rd. Annual Meeting, Detroit, August 27-30. 1983 Social Benefits as a Right: A Re-Examination for the 1980's, National Conference on Social Welfare, 110th.APM, Fort Worth, March 13-16. 1983 Industrial Social Welfare in Corporate Settings: Educational Implications, CSWE APM Fort Worth, Mar13-16. 1983 The Politics of Industrial Social Work and Private Enterprise, American Orthopsychiatric Association, Boston, April 1982 "The Feminization of Poverty and Organizing For Change, NASW Regional Conference, Meeting the Conservative Challenge: Women as Social Workers and Clients, Columbia University, NY May 1. 1982 Supply-Side Economics: Assumptions, Contradictions and Consequences for the Human Services, Council on Social Work Education, APM, March. 198l Integrating Economic Concepts into the Social Policy Curriculum. New York State Social Work Education Association, New Rochelle, October. 198l Integrating Economic Concepts into Social Policy: A Linkage Model,: Council on Social Work Education, APM Louisville, March. 198l Integrating Content on Women into the Social Policy Curriculum: A Continuum, Council on Social Work Education, APM Louisville, March.

LEGISLATIVE BRIEFINGS AND HEARINGS 2013 Testimony in Support of Int. No. 1148 Community Development Zones NYC Council Sept/25. 2006. Congressional Briefing.2105 Reyburn House Office Building .Washington, DC. Organized by Democratic Leader Nancy Pelossi and Representative Carolyn Maloney, with the National Council for Research on Women (NCRW) based on Why Taxes Are A Woman's Issue: The Impact of Tax and Budget Policies on Women and People of Color by Mimi Abramovitz, and Sandra Morgen with NCRW, Washington, D.C .May 19. 1993 Challenging The Myths of Welfare Reform from A Woman's Perspective Briefing organized by Senators Patsy Mink, Maxine Waters and others, Cannon Office Building, Washington, D.C Oct. 23. 1993.

BROADCAST MEDIA INTERVIEWS 2012 Blue Hampshire Politics. Attitude with Arnie. Interview Anrie Arnesen WNHN 94.7 Concord 4/26/12 2012 WNYC News On the Brink, The New Fact of Poverty Taped Interview Aired 3/6/12 http://www.wnyc.org/articles/wnyc-news/2012/mar/06/brink/ 2008 Air America (New York) GRIT TV Host Laura Flanders, Interview re: Governor Palin’s Pregnant Teen Age Daughter.9/9/ 2008 KPFA (Berkeley) Sunday Sedition. Host Andrea Lewis, Interview re: Governor Palin’s Pregnant Teen age Daughter. Taped Interview Aired Sunday 9/. 9:00am PS 21 2008 KPFK (Los Angeles) “KPFK “Evening News” Host Yasmin Madadi Interview re: Governor Palin’s Pregnant Teen Age Daughter 2008 KPFK Los Angeles “Beneath the Surface” Host: Jerry Quickley Interview re: Governor Palin’s Pregnant Teen Age Daughter Aired 9/4, 6 pm PST 2008 KGNU (Boulder, Denver Co) “Hemispheres”, Host Janaki Le Lils re: Governor Palin’s Pregnant Teen Age Daughter. Live Interview 9/9. 6-7 Mtn Time 2007 WBAI 99.5 FM Building Bridges, Interview re Mayor Bloombergs “ConditionalCash Transfers, April 9. 2006 WPKN: 89.5 FM (syndicated 40 stations) “Between the Lines.” Radio Interview on women and taxes 2006 KOPT Air America "Breakfast with Nancy,” Live Interview (radio) Topic: Women and taxes. May 11 2006 WNET 13, PBS Host, Bonnie Erbe, "To the Contrary April 8 (TV) taped) Topic women and Taxes 2004 Syndicated Making Contact radio interview aired on 200 stations nationwide and internationally Fall 2004 WBAI-AM BUILDING BRIDGES, Host Mimi Rosenberg Sept 6. Live interview 2002 WBAI-FM ( 60 min live) Talk Back, New York, April 12, 2002 KVMR-FM (20 min taped) Mike Thornton Show, California, March 21 2002 Syndicated,( 5 min taped) Talk Radio ,Washington, March 15. 2002 KUSP-FM (30 min live) Talk of the Bay, Oakland, March 14. 2002 WORT-FM 50 min live) Public Affairs, Madison, WI, March 12. 2002 WZBC-FM( 10 min live)Sounds of Dissent, Boston, March 9. 2002 WOL -AM( 30 min live) Dean’s Talk Show, Maryland, March 7. 2002 WEVD-AM (30 min taped) Sam Greenfield Show, New York, March 7. 2002 WWTL-FM (20 min live) Roundtable, Washington, D.C March 6, 2002 KALW-FM (60 min live) Laura Flanders, Working Assets Radio, March 6. 2002 WBAL -AM(30 min live) Bruce Eliott Show. Baltimore MD March 2 2002 WORT 20 min. live interview Stan Woodard, Madison, WI, Jan 8. 2001 Oregon Public Radio 1/2 hr Taped / Ellen Kimball, Portland Nov 20 2001 KCPW (NPR) Public Affairs Hour 1/12 hr Live Interview, w. Blair Fuelner, Salt Lake City, Utah.11/1 1. 2001 WIP. Conversations with Peter Solomon., 1/2 hr Taped /with Peter Solomon,Phila, Nov 1. 2001 KVON Morning Edition. 1/2 hr. Live/with Jeff Schechtman Napa, CA. Oct 15 2001 KOPN (NPR)"A Chautauqua" Live/Deborah Leech, Columbia, Mo. Oct 11 2001 New Jersey Network (syndicated NPR)( Trenton, WNJT, Berlin WNJS, Susfix WNJP, Ridgeton WNJB, Atlantic City, WNJN, Manahocken, WNJM, Cape May, WNJZ 1/2 hr. taped interview with Bruce Wadzeck, Oct. 10. 2001 KAZU. 1/2 hr. Live/ JT Mason, Carmel, CA, Oct 10. 2001 WXSS. ET 30 min.Taped/ Glenn Redd Halles Corner, WI. Oct 3 2001 KKSU News.1/2 hr. Taped/ Richard Baker Manhattan, KS, Oct 3 ( syndicated) 2001 GoodnewsBroadcast.com. 15 min. Taped/Paul .NY Sept 19. 2001 WBAA, (NPR). 20 min. Live/ Dan Skinner, Lafayette, IN. Sept 19. 2001 WXRK, WFAN. 1/2 hr.Taped/ Bob Salter. New York, Sept 19 2001 KTVA-AM. “Evie Talks” 1/2 hr. Live/ Evie GrossfieldVentura, CA. Sept 15 2001 KAXE (NPR affiliate) Morning Show.”Live/Scott Hall.Grand Rapids, MN.9/ 14. 2001 KJHK. "Queer Radio.” Taped interview Buck Rowland Lawrence, KS Sept .13 2001 National Radio Project, 1/2 hour taped interview with Women Desk, Making Contact Women and Welfare: Organizing for Survival, 3/ 21. 1999 American Urban Radio Network, (syndicated) Beverly Smith Show, July 8. 1999 FOX-TV News Channel ( cable) July 10. 1999 WPKN Bridgeport Ct, 89.5 fm, Counterpoint, Scott Harris, Host, July 12. 1999 KPFA Bay Area, Ca. 94.1 fm, Morning Show, Max Pringle, Host, July 12 1999 WERE Cleveland, 1300 am, The Kelly Show, Thomas Kelly ,Host July 12 1998 KAOS, Radio (Pacifica) John Ford News Show, Jan. 22.. 1998 American Urban Radio Network(syndicated) Beverly Smith Show , Jan.20 1998 WNYC- New York "New York & Co," Leonard Lopate, October 29 1998 WPFW-Washington, D.C. "On The Margins," Josephine Reid, October 1 1998 WBAI- New York, NY Democracy Now, Amy Goodman, Sept., 24, 1998 WORT -Madison, Wisconsin," 8 O'Clock Buzz" (89.9FM) Jay Miyafaki, September 1998 WKPFA San Fransciso, Calfornia Flashpoint, Dennis Bernstein, August 27, 1998 WRPI Renssalear Polytech Institute, Troy. NY ( Tape of speech at Deerfield Beach Progress Forum)April. 1997 National Public Radio, Morning Edition, Race and Welfare, 12/4 (Peter Kenyan) 1997 FOX CABLE-TV "O'Reilly News Show, February 21. 1997 Swedish Nat'l Radio,"Sreja" ( Daily Broadcast on Women's Issues) 2/20 1997 WEOS The Nobody Show, Jeremy Alderson, Live Interview February 5 22 1997 WBAI-Emanations. January 26 1997 WBAI -Wake -Up Call, Bernard White, Host, January 23 1997 WFUZ, City Scape, 90.7 FM, Taped January 15,1997 1997 KGNU Alternative Radio, David Barsamiam, January 1997 (syndicated nationwide in US and in Canada) 1996 FOX CABLE "Reilly News Show, 12/6 1996 WUIS -Public Radio, Springfield Illinois, 12/4 1996 WBAI-Wake Up Call, 10/30 1996 WBAI-Beyond The Pale, 10/20 1996 WKMUD Mary Andrews Seattle, Washington,9/23 1996 NH Public Radio (WEVO)--New Hampshire, Perspectives, Laura Kernin, 4/22 1996 WKBOO-FM-Radio, Old Mole Variety Hour, Bill Resnick, Portand Oregon, 3/14 1995 WVPE, Public Radio, Goshen, Indiana, 11/ 95 1995 WKPFA-FM Radio, Brain Storm, Interview, Host Kevin Cartwright, California 6/5 1995 WKBO- Radio , Old Mole Variety Hour ,Host, Bill Resnick,Portland Oregon, 4/8 1995 WOSU-AM Radio ( NPR affiliate) Live Interview, Fred Anderle, Columbus OH 4/4 1995, NEWSTALK-TV ( Ch 35) Live Interview: Impact of Welfare Reform On Children, Host Diane Richardson 1995 WABC-TV ( Ch 7) Eyewitness News, 11:00 Pm 3/ 24, 1995 Mutual Broadcasting System-Radio Pat Buchanan & Company, NY, 3/ 9 1995 CUNY-TV ( CH 75) Women to Women on Politics, Host Ruth Messinger 1995 WBAI Radio: Morning Show, 2/14 1995 NEWSTALK-TV ( CH 35) Live Interview, by Dick Wolfsie, 2/11 1995 WLIB, Radio Dialogue With Dinkins, 11/9 1995 WTLK TV ( CH 35)Live Discussion," Contract /America"Host Ernie Anastos, 1/26 1995 WCBS- Radio The Gil Gross Show, Live Call-In, 1/3. 1995 WTLK-TV.( CH 35) Live Discussion,Welfare reform, hosted by Lisa Maria 1/3 1994 WTLK-TV. Live Discussion/ welfare reform, hosted by Diane Richardson. 12/8. 1994 Mutual Broadcasting System-Radio Pat Buchanan & Company, NY, 11/ 2 1 1994 WTLK-TV. Live Discussion on welfare reform, hosted by Ernie Anastos.11/ 16 1994 WBAI-Radio Interviewed by Blanche Wisen Cook,3/25 1994 CUNY -TV (Channel 75) Women To Women on Welfare Reform 1994 Fox TV. (Channel 5),Street Talk. Hosted by Ed Koch , NY 6/27 1994, Mutual Broadcasting System-Radio Pat Buchanan &Company, NY 3/10 1994 CUNY-TV (Channel 75) MetroView, hosted by Ed Rowgowsky 3/ 2 1994 WNYC-TV, ( Channel 31), New York Hot Line, hosted by Ti-Hua Chang 2/2 1993 Mutual Broadcasting System,-Radio Pat Buchanan & Company, NY 12/14 1993 WGITC-Radio, Morning News Forum, Manchester, New Hampshire, 11//16 1993 Pacifica News Wisconsin Welfare Reform ,11/2 1993 WKIRO -Radio (CBS Affiliate) Roundtable, Bob Ross Host. Seattle, WA. 9/6 1993 WABC -Radio The Bob Grant Show, New York 9/2 1993 WWOR-TV. The Richard Bey Show. "Welfare Madness." New Jersey, 2/3 1992 WBAI- Radio Focus on the Economy, Roundtable on Welfare, 12/21 1992 WNYC-TV (Channel 31) New York Window, 6/ 11 1992 WABC-TV, (Channel 7) Heart of the Matter, 3/23 1988 WBAI News, Radio N Y Commentary on passage of 1988 Family Support Act 1988. KNBR,-Radio San Francisco, Ca Welfare Reform, Interview /Call In 4/17 1988 WKPFA-Radio San Francisco, Ca. Feminization of Pov,I nterview/Call-In 5/24 1988, WPOP -Radio Connecticut Author Interview, July 12, 1988 WELI- Radio New Haven, Ct, Author Interview and Call.-in, 8/18 1987 WNYC AM 83-Radio, Speaking for Ourselves Call-In 1/1

GRANTS 2016. Policy Practice in Field Education, Planning Grant. NY Community Trust 2012 University Committee on Research, Professional Staff Congress, Settlement House Advantage. 2009- University Committee on Research, Professional Staff Congress-CUNY Research Award Where Are They NOW? Welfare Rights Initiative Leaders. 2000 United Way of NYC, Impact of Welfare Reform on Social Service Agencies. 1998 The Medicine Tree, Welfare Rights Activism. 1998 Silberman Fund, Gendered Obligations: History of Social Welfare Activism 23 1998 University Committee on Research, Professional Staff Congress-CUNY Research Award Program-30, Gendered Obligations: The history of Activism Among Poor and Working Class Women in 20th Century US 1990 University Committee on Research, Professional Staff Congress-CUNY Research Award, "Creating A Low-Income Women's Policy Agenda. 1990 Hunt Alternatives Fund, "Giving Voice and Visibility To Grassroots Women Organizers in New York City." 1988 Office of the Provost, Hunter College, To Operate The Center For the Study of Family Policy, Hunter College (w/ Ruth Sidel) 1987 Office of the President, Hunter College, Planning Grant To Create a Center for the Study of Family Policy at Hunter College(w/Ruth Sidel) 1986 University Committee on Research, Professional Staff Congress-CUNY Research Award, "The Impact of Job Loss on Low-Income Working Women and Their Families,"(w/ R. Donovan) February 7. 2014 1985 Office of the President, Hunter College, Muskiwinni Fund, Gender-Balancing Professional Education at Hunter College.(w/D. Helly)

CONSULTATIONS 2014 NIH Grant R0-1 Mobilizing Urban Residents to Prevent Youth HIV Exposure: A Structural Approach. NIH R01, Mary Mckay ( PI) McSilver Poverty Institute New York University School of Social Work, Incorporate Abramovitz Accumulated Disadvantage Model, $3,823,240.00 ( scored but not funded) 2014 British Petroleum Grant Anthony Speier ( PI_ Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, New Orleans Impact of oil spills on public health including behavioral, socioeconomic, environmental risk assessment, community capacity, and other population health considerations and issues. $5,015,250.99 three years) ( Not funded) 2013 NIH Grant –R01 Mobilizing Urban Residents to Prevent Youth HIV Exposure: A Structural Approach. NIH R01, Mary Mckay PI) Poverty Institute New York University School of Social Work, Albrecht Abramovitz Accumulated Disadvantage Model, $3,823,240.00 ( scored but not funded) 2004 -2005: Program Consultation, United Way of New York City. Housing Action Team, Development of an eviction prevention program in the Bronx Housing Court, June 2004- present

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES International/National Organizations Founding Member, International Network on Unemployment & Social Work, 1985-89 Founding Editor Journal of Progressive Human Services, 1988-1993 (superceded)Catalyst 1978-1988. Founding Member, Social Welfare Action Alliance (formerly Bertha Capen Reynolds Society,1985-Present.

Editorial Boards: Journal of Policy Practice and Research April 2019- prsest Social Service Review December 2014 to present Journal of Social Work Education, April 2006- 2010 Journal of Poverty Issues, 1995 to present. Journal of Progressive Human Services, 1993-present Affilia:The Journal of Women and Social Work, 1990-1996. 2014- 2016 Journal of Applied Social Science, 1989-1996 Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare, March 1983-present. Journal of Women and Aging, 1993-1995

Organizational Board Membership Life force in Later Years ( LILY) New York City( aging in place) 2015- present Influencing Social Policy ( ISP) 2015-present ReGender (formerly the National Council for Research on Women) 2013 to 2015 Legal Services of New York City, Advisory Board (Bronx Office), 2008- 2014 Faculty Advisory Board, Murphy Institute for Worker Education and Labor Studies, 2008-2009 Women and Social Work, Corporate Board for Affilia:Journal for Women in Social Work, 2008- 2014 National Economic and Social Human Rights Initiative (NESRI), NY 2006 to present School of Professional Studies, CUNY,(Governing Board). 2005 to 2008, 2009 -2018 Research Advisory Board, NYC Department of Homeless Services, 2005 -2007 Research Advisory Board Community Voices Heard, 2003-2007 Women's Center for Education & Career Advancement, Self-Sufficiency Standard.,2003. 24 United Way of New York City, Community Agenda Task Force, 2003. Community Voices Heard, General Board, New York 1998-present Urban Justice Center, New York, 1998-2013 Public Policy Advisory Committee, YMCA of Greater New York, 1997-1999 Working for Equality and Economic Liberation (WEEL) Missoula, MT 1997-2001 Welfare Rights Initiative, Hunter College, Special Advisor, 1994-present Edna McConnell Clark Foundation, Homeless Families Program, 1994- 1997 New York City, Self Help Center, Advisory Council Founding Member, 1994 Institute For Women's Policy Research, Welfare Research Advisory Bd. 1993 Advisory Planning Board, Conference on Social Work and Public Policy Center for Women In Government, Albany, NY 1991 Center For The Study of Family Policy, Hunter College, 1989- 2000

Director Co-Director, National Social Work Mobilization Campaign, Voting Is Social Work. 2018 to prestn Co-Director, The Hunter College Center For The Study of Family Policy, 1988 –1989 Co-Director, Verne Weed Living Archive For Progressive Social Work,,1986- present Co-Director, Gender Balancing Workshop (Nursing Educators, Hunter College), 1985

Policy Commissions/ Task Forces/Committees Associate Editor, NASW Encyclopedia of Macro Social Work, Oxford University Press Commissioner, Special Commission to Advance Macro Practice March 2015 to present Board Member, Influencing Social Policy ( ISP) 2016 to –present Advisory Board ,CSWE Diversity Commission, Advisory March 2015 to present Advisory Board, Self Sufficient Standard-NYC 2010, NYC Council on Social Work Education (CSWE)\ Research Commission on Higher Education, 2010-2015 United Way of New York City, Income Support Task Force, 2008 Office of Children and Family Service, New York State, Child Welfare Research Advisory Panel, 2008-2009 Community Voices Heard, Research Advisory Council, 2005, 2007- CSWE Office of Social Work Education and Research (OSWER), 2006- United Way of New York City, Planning Committee, The Blueprint for 2-1-1 in NYC, 2005. Undoing Racism Project NYC Steering Committee, 2003- present. Council on Social Work Education, (CSWE) Diversity and Social Justice Commission, 2004 -2010 National Council for Research on Women, Chamberlain Initiative on Women Economic Security 2004- 2007 United Way of New York City, Homelessness Prevention Task Force, 2004-2005 NASW NYC Chapter, Center of Social Work Policy & Practice, Program Comm..2004-2005 NASW, Blue Ribbon Commission on Economic Security, 2002-2003 Welfare Rights Initiative, Faulty advisory Committee 2000-present Public Policy Committee, YMCA of Greater New York, October 1997—2000 Advisory Group to Manhattan Borough President’s Office (Ruth Messinger), Task Force on Education, Employment and Welfare. 1994-1996 Task Force on Welfare Reform, NYC Chapter NASW 1994- 1996 NASW, Welfare Reform Advisory Group, Washington, D.C. 1987, 1993 New York City, Welfare Reform Network, 1990-present Council on Social Work Education (CSWE), Publications Committee, 1994-1997. Hunter College, Commission on Campus Climate Panel on Campus Dissent, 1991 NASW, National Commission on Women's Issues, 1989- 1992 Research & Policy Program, City University of NY, 1989-1992 Women Organizer's Project, Hunter College 1988- 1996 Program Comm. 4th International Interdisciplinary Congress on Women, NY 1988 1990. Alumni Association, Columbia University School of Social Work, 1987-1990 (elected) Steering Committee, NASW National Symposium, 1987-1988. American Orthopsychiatric Association, Subcommittee on Program Theme 1986-87. Task Force on Family Support Act, Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies,1989 NYS, Division on Older Women, Subcommittee. on Health & Mental Health Services, 1986 87 Co-Chair Task Force on Curriculum. NY Metropolitan Women Soc Wk Faculty, 1982-85. Project on Women & Health, Mt. Sinai Hospital, N.Y. 1983-85 Women's Issues Committee, New York City Chapter, NASW, 1982-1984

25 SILBERMAN SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK AT HUNTER COLLEGE Chair, Curriculum Committee, Sept 2015 to 2020 Chair, Policy Track, 2013 to present Member, Innovations. Committee, 2012-2014 Member, Deans Executive Council 2006- 2008, 2015 to 2018 Chair, Social Policy PCA, Hunter School of Social Work, 1982-1994, 2000 to present Chair, Committee on Women's Issues in the Curriculum, HCSSW, l982-2007 Multicultural Curriculum Development Task Force, 1992- 1994 Affirmative Action Advisory Committee (To the Dean) 1994- 2000.

HUNTER COLLEGE Roosevelt House, Committee to Plan LBJ Conference 2013- 2015 Roosevelt House, Co-Chair Gender and Social Policy Work Group 2013-2015 Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute, Special Advisory Committee on Academic Functions, 2007- 2009 President’s Committee on the Library, 2006-2007 Roosevelt House, Faculty Associate 2006- present Women and Leadership Task Force, Spring 2006 Commission on Campus Climate, 1992 Co- Director ,The Hunter College Center for the Study of Family Policy,1988-1989 Advisory Board, The Hunter College Center for the Study of Family Policy, 1989-2000. Gender Balancing in the Professional Schools (Nursing, Education & Social Work, 1985) . The Gender Balancing Project, in The CUNY Classroom: Integrating The New Scholarship on Gender, Ethnicity, Race and Class Into the College Curriculum, University Faculty Development Seminar, 1983

GRADUATE CENTER, CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK Advisory Committee, Women’s Studies Certificate Program 1998—2010

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS. National Association of Social Workers, 1967-present. Council for Social Work Education 1981-present. Associate Editor, NASW Encyclopedia of Marco Social Work, Oxford University Press, March 2018 to present Editorial Board, Journal of Policy Practice and Research, February 2019 to present) Board Influencing Social Policy ·ISP) (macro social work organization ( 2016-present) Member Association for Community Organizing and Social Action (ACOSA) Planning Committee for first ever Macro Social Work Conference, Influencing Social Policy ( 2019- present) Board –LILY (Life Enhancement in Later Life 2015 to present Board National Economic and Social Rights Initiative 2003--2020 Board, Welfare Rights Initiative, Hunter College 1999- present National Association of Social Workers, 1967-present. Council for Social Work Education 1981-present Metropolitan Women Social Work Faculty, New York, 1982- 2000 Association for Women in Social Work, 1984- 1989 Social Welfare History Group, 1987- present. Bertha Capen Reynolds Society 1985-present

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