Amy Krings

Associate Professor

Ohio State University

United States

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Amy Krings is an Associate Professor at The Ohio State University in the United States. Her research interests encompass environmental justice, social work, and human rights frameworks, as evidenced by her recent publications on topics including environmental gentrification and the implications of social work in promoting equity and liberation. She also explores the dynamics of community organizations and the experiences of social work faculty in their doctoral programs.

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Practitioners’ perspectives on preventing environmental gentrification

Correction: Applying a Human Rights Framework to the Just Transition: Implications for Social Work

Contested places: A typology for responding to place-based harms

How Early Social Work Faculty Experienced Support in Their Doctoral Programs

Environmental Justice and Social Work: A Study across Practice Settings in Three U.S. States

Abolitionism and Ecosocial Work: Towards Equity, Liberation and Environmental Justice

Applying a Human Rights Framework to the Just Transition: Implications for Social Work

Fat Liberation: How Social Workers Can Incorporate Fat Activism to Promote Care and Justice

Building or Burning: Critical Reflections on Social and Political Change

The challenges of “Moving at the Speed of Trust”: how women navigate new public management dynamics in power-based community organizations

Who Benefits From Brownfield Cleanup and Gentrification? Evidence From Chicago

Environmental Justice Organizing in a Gentrifying Community: Navigating Dilemmas of Representation, Issue Selection, and Recruitment

Recalibrating micro and macro social work: student perceptions of social action

Planning, participation, and power in a shrinking city: The Detroit Works Project

Equity in sustainable development: Community responses to environmental gentrification

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Andrea Shannon Medrano

Jaclynn Hawkins

Gregory Markus

Smitha Rao

Lisa Mason

Amie Thurber

Tania Schusler

Michael Dentato

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