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Richard Smith

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Wayne State University

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School of Social Work

Richard Smith is currently serving as a School Of Social Work Professor at Wayne State University.

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social sciences sociology public policy community development migration studies social work urban studies human migration community practice education international migration urban sociology social work research social gerontology social practice population aging geography spatial analysis cultural change economic analysis social change urban geography information management higher education human-computer interaction spatial planning transnational mobility gentrification tax incentives corporate taxation social informatics urban health ecosocial work child welfare social innovation geographical information science environmental planning environmental impact assessment public management information technology digital mediums child-computer interaction economic geography urban development geospatial mapping urban environments spatial information systems student outcomes failure analysis student success foster care labor market impact digital culture e-society information society development policy spatial economics development geography spatial theory big data model big data infrastructures big data acquisition human service organizations global city planning method improving neighborhood vitality college graduation foster care alumni matched sequence analysis residential trajectories communication technology culture-centered computing social cohesion residential segregation subnational inequality original paper policy stream poverty sustainable community development spatial inequality equity urbanization social welfare policy spatial demography sustainable development convergence research community-based participatory research

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Prefiguring Research-Practice Partnerships to Pursue Racial Justice in Education. AERA Open (2025)

ethnic studiesracial discriminationracial justiceresearch-practice partnershipseducationinclusive educationeducation policyafrican american studiescommunity-engaged researchcommunity practice educationeducational researchracial equity

Anti-Racist Research Practice Partnerships as Critical Education: Dismantling the Master’s House With Their Own Tools?. Journal of Community Practice (2023)

Richard J SmithCamille WilsonPaulina FraserMargaret O’Connell HannaJasahn Larsosa

anti-racismjournalismcritical education

Improved Decision-Making: A Sociotechnical Utility-Based Framework for Drinking Water Investment. ACS ES&T Engineering (2022)

Sara E. SchwetschenauAlyssa SchubertRichard J. SmithSeth GuikemaNancy G. LoveShawn P. McElmurry

utility-driven modeldrinking water investmentdecision scienceeconomicspublic policysociotechnical systemssociotechnical utility-based frameworkwater resourcesengineering

Residential Segregation, Social Cohesion, and Aging in Place: Health and Mental Health Inequities. The Gerontologist (2022)

Richard J SmithSol BaikAmanda J LehningNicole MattocksJi Hyang CheonKyeongmo Kim

public healthresidential segregationmental healthsocial cohesionsocial gerontologyurban healthpopulation aging

How Many Immigrant-Friendly Communities Are in the United States? Classifying the Policy Stream. Social Work Research (2021)

transnational mobilitymigration policysociologypolicy modelingpublic policysocial scienceshuman migrationsocial policypolicy streaminternational migrationunited statesmigration studiesmany immigrant-friendly communitiespolicy analysis

No Neighborhood Left Behind: Building an Ethos of Community Interconnections. Journal of Community Practice (2021)

urban affairscommunity interconnectionscommunity developmentcommunity engagementurban sociologysociologysocial sciencescommunity environmentscommunity buildingurban studiesurban societyurbanism

Stopping out and Its Impact on College Graduation Among a Sample of Foster Care Alumni: A Joint Scale-Change Accelerated Failure Time Analysis. Journal of the Society for Social Work and Research (2021)

Angelique G. DayRichard J. SmithEmiko A. Tajima

public healthfoster care alumnifoster caresocial work researchhigher educationstudent successfailure analysissocial scienceseducationstudent outcomescollege graduationeducational researchsocial work

The Storming of Washington, DC: The City of Love Against the City of White Supremacy. Journal of Community Practice (2021)

historyracepolitical sciencewhite supremacyurban historyethnic studiesracial discriminationanti-racismurban sociologyamerican studiescritical race theoryblack experiencecontemporary racismafrican american studiesracial studiesafrican identity

The Struggle for Justice in Communities Continues. Journal of Community Practice (2021)

jurisprudenceinjusticecommunity developmentsociologycriminal justice systemlawdigital justicetransitional justicesocial justice

More Than Just Remembering the 100Th Anniversary of (White) Women’s Suffrage: Vote to Rematriate the Land. Journal of Community Practice (2020)

black feminisms suffragehistoryfeminist studieswhite supremacyfeminist theoryethnic studieswomen's rightsinterdisciplinary history100th anniversaryintersectionalitysocial historyamerican studiesgender studiesamerican political thoughtafrican american studiesfeminist debatewomen's studiesfeminist perspectives

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Richard Smith

Professor

Wayne State University

Affiliations

School of Social Work

Richard Smith is currently serving as a School Of Social Work Professor at Wayne State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Richard Smith

Wayne State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Prefiguring Research-Practice Partnerships to Pursue Racial Justice in Education. AERA Open (2025)

Anti-Racist Research Practice Partnerships as Critical Education: Dismantling the Master’s House With Their Own Tools?. Journal of Community Practice (2023)

Richard J SmithCamille WilsonPaulina FraserMargaret O’Connell HannaJasahn Larsosa

anti-racismjournalismcritical education

Improved Decision-Making: A Sociotechnical Utility-Based Framework for Drinking Water Investment. ACS ES&T Engineering (2022)

Sara E. SchwetschenauAlyssa SchubertRichard J. SmithSeth GuikemaNancy G. LoveShawn P. McElmurry

utility-driven modeldrinking water investmentdecision scienceeconomicspublic policysociotechnical systemssociotechnical utility-based frameworkwater resourcesengineering

Residential Segregation, Social Cohesion, and Aging in Place: Health and Mental Health Inequities. The Gerontologist (2022)

Richard J SmithSol BaikAmanda J LehningNicole MattocksJi Hyang CheonKyeongmo Kim

public healthresidential segregationmental healthsocial cohesionsocial gerontologyurban healthpopulation aging

How Many Immigrant-Friendly Communities Are in the United States? Classifying the Policy Stream. Social Work Research (2021)

No Neighborhood Left Behind: Building an Ethos of Community Interconnections. Journal of Community Practice (2021)

urban affairscommunity interconnectionscommunity developmentcommunity engagementurban sociologysociologysocial sciencescommunity environmentscommunity buildingurban studiesurban societyurbanism

Angelique G. DayRichard J. SmithEmiko A. Tajima

public healthfoster care alumnifoster caresocial work researchhigher educationstudent successfailure analysissocial scienceseducationstudent outcomescollege graduationeducational researchsocial work

The Storming of Washington, DC: The City of Love Against the City of White Supremacy. Journal of Community Practice (2021)

The Struggle for Justice in Communities Continues. Journal of Community Practice (2021)

jurisprudenceinjusticecommunity developmentsociologycriminal justice systemlawdigital justicetransitional justicesocial justice

More Than Just Remembering the 100Th Anniversary of (White) Women’s Suffrage: Vote to Rematriate the Land. Journal of Community Practice (2020)

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