Haksoon Ahn

Associate Professor

University of Maryland

United States

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Haksoon Ahn is an Associate Professor at the University of Maryland, USA. His research primarily focuses on child welfare, including foster care services, permanency for children in out-of-home placements, and the impact of COVID-19 on child welfare practices. Recent articles by Dr. Ahn explore various aspects of child welfare, including stakeholder perspectives, the experiences of African American parents, and the measurement of family-centered practices.

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Elsa Moeller

University of Maryland

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Richard Barth

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University of Maryland

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Yao Wang

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The University of Texas at Arlington

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Hui Huang

Associate Professor

The University of Texas at Arlington

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Articles (11)

A review of sources and preliminary findings for understanding foster care re-entry services and outcomes

Caseworker Visitation After Reunification and Children’s Reentry Into Foster Care: A Survival Analysis

African American Parents’ experience with early childhood mental health and child welfare services: Racism and seeking understanding

Impact of COVID-19 on child welfare practice and implications for future practice: perspectives from youth, family, frontline workers, and other professionals

Stakeholders’ Perspectives on Child Welfare and Court: Identifying Challenges and Implications to Move Social Work Practice Forward

Factors Associated With Permanency for Children in Out-Of-Home Placement: A Survival Analysis

Child welfare policy and services in Korea

A new kinship typology and factors associated with receiving financial assistance in kinship care

Measuring Family-Centered Practice in Child Welfare

Neighborhood disorder and child behavioral problems among kinship children: Mediated by social support and moderated by race/ethnicity?

Poverty and Economic Pressure, Financial Assistance, and Children’s Behavioral Health in Kinship Care

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Elsa Moeller

Richard Barth

Yao Wang

Hui Huang

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