| Multimedia WORTH | |
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Partner:
Nabila El-Bassel-
Social Intervention Group, School of Social Work Multimedia WORTH (Women On The Road To Health) is the web-based version of an HIV prevention program that teaches communication and negotiation skills, delivers health information, and facilitates empowerment and feelings of self worth to at-risk women in the criminal justice system. CCNMTL is partnering with the Social Intervention Group... |
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Private Released: October 2009 | |
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| Connect | |
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Partner:
Susan Witte-
School of Social Work Connect is a couples-level intervention for heterosexual couples at risk for HIV/STIs developed by the Social Intervention Group at the School of Social Work. The intervention has been proven to reduce risky behaviors in committed heterosexual couples, the fastest growing HIV-infected group in the US. Principal Investigator Susan Witte and... |
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Private Released: June 2008 | |
| HIV Intervention Science Training Commons | |
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Partner:
Nabila El-Bassel-
School of Social Work CCNMTL partnered with Drs. Nabila El-Bassel and Elwin Wu of the Columbia University School of Social Work to develop this web-based environment for the HIV Intervention Science Training Program. The website helps the program meet its program and research objectives of recruiting and training minority researchers in the fields of... |
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Columbia only Released: October 2007 | |
| Social Work Video Commons | |
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Partner:
Ann McCann Oakley / Ron Thompson-
School of Social Work The Social Work Video Commons provides a portal to important video resources and creates a faculty forum around these resources. In spring 2007, five core videos for the foundation course Social Work Practice II were made available to faculty in an environment where they can tag the videos with keywords,... |
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Columbia only Released: January 2007 | |
| Connect: Social Support Network Map | |
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Partner:
Susan Witte-
School of Social Work The Social Support Network Map is used in conjunction with student role plays to teach students the technique of social support network mapping to reduce risky behavior. The map was used originally in Professor Witte's Advanced Clinical Practice course (T7113), but can be used in many classroom settings. The Social... |
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Columbia only Released: November 2005 | |
| VITAL at the School of Social Work | |
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Partner:
Tazuko Shibusawa-
School of Social Work Video Interactions for Teaching and Learning (VITAL), now in its third iteration, is in use in a variety of courses at the School of Social Work. Clinical Practice with couples, taught by Susan Oppenheim, requires students to apply concepts and theoretical frameworks studied in course readings to questions about clinical... |
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Columbia only Released: January 2004 | |
| Social Work Practice With Older Adults: A Video Archive | |
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Partner:
Denise Burnette, Ann McCann-Oakley-
School of Social Work CCNMTL and the School of Social Work produced a series of videos depicting social worker/client interviews on four topics in social work practice with older adults and their families. The topics include: coping with chronic illness, active aging, depression, and sexuality in aging. Ten client and social worker interactions were... |
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Open to all Released: September 2002 | |
| Video Case Studies for Social Work (CARLA) | |
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Partner:
Ned Walsh-
School of Social Work Video was shot and produced to create an interactive case study, Carla. The project aims to train social work students by using lessons derived from the social worker-client interactions. The case studies include information on relevant laws and as well as commentary from the faculty.... |
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Columbia only Released: September 2000 | |
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