Lauri Goldkind, PhD, LMSW

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Fordham University

United States

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Dr. Lauri Goldkind is an Associate Professor at Fordham University, United States. Her research areas include the integration of technology in social work practice, data justice, and the implications of generative artificial intelligence in education. Dr. Goldkind has extensively explored topics related to clinical social workers' perceptions of automation, the challenges of implementing domestic violence screening via telehealth, and the role of social workers in collective care during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Johanna Baez

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University of Colorado Colorado Springs

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Clinical Social Workers’ Perceptions of Large Language Models in Practice: Resistance to Automation and Prospects for Integration

“You Hear About These Healthcare Workers, You Never Hear About the Social Workers”: Hospital Social Workers and Collective Care in the COVID-19 Pandemic

Exploring Folk Theories of Data Labor in Human Services

Sociotechnical Challenges in Implementing Domestic Violence Screening via Telehealth and In-Person Care: Qualitative Study on Clinicians' Perspectives (Preprint)

Introducing Generative Artificial Intelligence Into the MSW Curriculum: A Proposal for the 2029 Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards

Big ideas, small data: Opportunities and challenges for data science and the social services sector

“That’s the Beauty of It”: Practitioners Describe the Affordances of Direct to Consumer Tele-Mental Health

Data justice: social work and a more just future

Selling Your Soul on the Information Superhighway: Consenting to Services in Direct-to-Consumer Tele-Mental Health

Changing realities, changing methods: digital research methods

The messy complexities of democratic engagement and empowerment in participatory design – an illustrative case with a community-based organisation

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Johanna Baez

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