John Bartkowski

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University of Texas at San Antonio

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John Bartkowski is a Professor at the University of Texas at San Antonio, United States. His research focuses on breastfeeding, community health, and youth mental health, as evidenced by his recent work on intersectionality in lactation support and suicide prevention programming among marginalized populations. His publications address the psychosocial impacts of religiosity, substance use treatment barriers, and disparities in health practices within the Mississippi Gulf Coast community.

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Brigham Young University

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Breastfeeding and Intersectionality in the Deep South: Race, Class, Gender and Community Context in Coastal Mississippi

Expanding the Question–Persuade–Refer (QPR) Evidence Base: Youth Suicide Prevention among the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians

Youth Suicide Prevention Programming among the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians: Effects of the Lifelines Student Curriculum

The Curriculum in IDD Healthcare (CIDDH) eLearn Course: Evidence of Continued Effectiveness Using the Streamlined Evaluation and Analysis Method (SEAM)

It Takes a Village: How Community-Based Peer Support for Breastfeeding Bolsters Lactation Prevalence Among Black Mississippians on the Gulf Coast

In Mind and Spirit: The Psychosocial Impacts of Religiosity in Youth Mental Health Treatment

Navigating the Maze: Facilitators and Barriers to Substance Use Treatment for Pregnant and Parenting Women in Mississippi

Fear God, Not COVID-19: Is Conservative Protestantism Associated with Risky Pandemic Lifestyles?

The Legacy of Blood Atonement? Gauging Mormon Support for the Death Penalty

Racial Differences in Breastfeeding on the Mississippi Gulf Coast: Making Sense of a Promotion-Prevalence Paradox with Cross-Sectional Data

Minding Mental Health: Clinicians’ Engagement with Youth Suicide Prevention

Religion and Help-Seeking: Theological Conservatism and Preferences for Mental Health Assistance

Rival Bodies: Negotiating Gender and Embodiment in Women’s Bikini and Figure Competitions

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John P. Hoffmann

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