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Jennifer Romich

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University of Washington

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School of Social Work

Jennifer Romich is currently serving as a School Of Social Work Professor at University of Washington.

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economics public policy social sciences child development social policy economic inequality social work sociology welfare social inequality poverty social problems minimum wage early childhood development developmental psychology family relations youth services socioeconomics youth justice welfare economics income security adolescent psychology family relationships social work policy poverty reduction family involvement marginal tax rates higher education early childhood developmental science family psychology family process family studies family issues child psychology child abuse family violence violent behavior crisis management optimal taxation income distribution corporate taxation tax incentives human development socio-economic development socio-economic impacts adolescence family dynamics family life household labor work-family interface child care health care costs parental care social isolation child abuse prevention child protection health reform wage inflation safety policy job performance social policy research work-based antipoverty programs school performance low-income workers difficult calculations child welfare system economic disconnection multiple jeopardy economic stability social welfare policy means-tested transfer programs moderate-income workers benefit reductions tax liabilities decision-sharing patterns policy analysis international social work disparities public welfare

Notable Scholarly Works

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Constructing Monthly Residential Locations of Adults Using Merged State Administrative Data. Population Studies (2022)

Mark C. LongElizabeth PelletierJennifer Romich

spatial analysisgeographical information sciencehuman geographycensuspopulation sciencesamplingpopulation studiesurban geographystate administrative datageographyhousingmonthly residential locationsstatisticsdemographydata sciencespatial demographyspatial data management

Reducing"Extreme Economic Inequality": A Social Work Grand Challenge. Encyclopedia of Social Work (2022)

Laura LeinJennifer RomichTrina R. Williams ShanksDominique Crump

extreme economic inequalityeconomicseconomic inequalitysocial work

Working Poverty and Anti-Poverty Policy in Four East Asian Societies. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2022)

Aya AbeYu-Ling ChangJi Young KangJennifer RomichJulia Shu-Huah Wang

political scienceeast asian studiespovertypublic policyeast asian societiessocial policyanti-poverty policy

Major Means-Tested and Income Support Programs for the Working Class, 2009–2019. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (2021)

Yu-Ling ChangJennifer RomichMarci Ybarra

political sciencesocial sciencespublic policywelfareeconomic inequalityincome support programsincome securitywelfare economicspolitical economyworking class

The Initial Nonprofit Exposure and Response to Seattle’s Minimum Wage Ordinance. Social Service Review (2020)

Scott W. AllardJennifer RomichJames H. BuszkiewiczAnne K. AlthauserEmmi E. Obara

social sciencespublic policylawsocial policynonprofit organizationscorrectional practicesocial work

There and Back Again: A Commentary on Social Welfare Policy in the Wake of 2020. Journal of the Society for Social Work and Research (2020)

Jennifer RomichMaria Y. Rodriguez

journalismsocial welfare policysocial work

The U.S. Safety Net Since the Great Recession: Trends and Reforms, 2007–2017. Social Work (2020)

Yu-Ling ChangJennifer L Romich

social work policypolitical sciencesocial sciencespublic policycrisis managementsocial policysafety policygreat recessionsocial work

Family Earnings and Transfer Income Among Families Involved With Child Welfare. Child welfare (2019)

Ji Young KangJennifer RomichJennifer L. HookJoAnn LeeMaureen Marcenko

family earningsfamily involvementsociologysocioeconomic statuseconomicssocial scienceschild welfare

“Good or Bad? I Don’t Know” Low-Income Working Families, Implicit Marginal Tax Rates, and Seattle’s $15 Minimum Wage. 2019 APPAM Fall Research Conference (2019)

Jennifer Romich

unemploymenteconomicspublic policyeconomic inequalityminimum wage

Reducing Extreme Economic Inequality. Springer eBooks (2019)

Joan DavittSol Baik

poverty reductionextreme economic inequalityeconomicseconomic inequality

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Jennifer Romich

Professor

University of Washington

Affiliations

School of Social Work

Jennifer Romich is currently serving as a School Of Social Work Professor at University of Washington.

Honors

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Education

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Jennifer Romich

University of Washington

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Constructing Monthly Residential Locations of Adults Using Merged State Administrative Data. Population Studies (2022)

Mark C. LongElizabeth PelletierJennifer Romich

Reducing"Extreme Economic Inequality": A Social Work Grand Challenge. Encyclopedia of Social Work (2022)

Laura LeinJennifer RomichTrina R. Williams ShanksDominique Crump

extreme economic inequalityeconomicseconomic inequalitysocial work

Working Poverty and Anti-Poverty Policy in Four East Asian Societies. Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks (2022)

Aya AbeYu-Ling ChangJi Young KangJennifer RomichJulia Shu-Huah Wang

political scienceeast asian studiespovertypublic policyeast asian societiessocial policyanti-poverty policy

Major Means-Tested and Income Support Programs for the Working Class, 2009–2019. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (2021)

Yu-Ling ChangJennifer RomichMarci Ybarra

political sciencesocial sciencespublic policywelfareeconomic inequalityincome support programsincome securitywelfare economicspolitical economyworking class

The Initial Nonprofit Exposure and Response to Seattle’s Minimum Wage Ordinance. Social Service Review (2020)

Scott W. AllardJennifer RomichJames H. BuszkiewiczAnne K. AlthauserEmmi E. Obara

social sciencespublic policylawsocial policynonprofit organizationscorrectional practicesocial work

There and Back Again: A Commentary on Social Welfare Policy in the Wake of 2020. Journal of the Society for Social Work and Research (2020)

Jennifer RomichMaria Y. Rodriguez

journalismsocial welfare policysocial work

The U.S. Safety Net Since the Great Recession: Trends and Reforms, 2007–2017. Social Work (2020)

Yu-Ling ChangJennifer L Romich

social work policypolitical sciencesocial sciencespublic policycrisis managementsocial policysafety policygreat recessionsocial work

Family Earnings and Transfer Income Among Families Involved With Child Welfare. Child welfare (2019)

Ji Young KangJennifer RomichJennifer L. HookJoAnn LeeMaureen Marcenko

family earningsfamily involvementsociologysocioeconomic statuseconomicssocial scienceschild welfare

“Good or Bad? I Don’t Know” Low-Income Working Families, Implicit Marginal Tax Rates, and Seattle’s $15 Minimum Wage. 2019 APPAM Fall Research Conference (2019)

Jennifer Romich

unemploymenteconomicspublic policyeconomic inequalityminimum wage

Reducing Extreme Economic Inequality. Springer eBooks (2019)

Joan DavittSol Baik

poverty reductionextreme economic inequalityeconomicseconomic inequality

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