Kendall Marlowe, JD, MSW
Assistant Professor, Pediatrics-Child Abuse and Neglect/Kempe
Graduate Schools
- MA, University of Chicago (2006)
- JD, Loyola University Chicago (2013)
Undergraduate School
- BFA, University of Illinois–Urbana-Champaign (IL) (1980)
Department
Pediatrics-Child Abuse and Neglect/KempeRecognitions
-
Wilma Walker Honor Award, Univeristy of Chicago School of Social Service Administration
(2004)
for outstanding work in the first year and promise of future achievement in social work
Publications
- CWTS course on: Foster Parent Fundamentals
- CWTS course on: worker safety
- CWTS course on: Adoption Through the Years
- CWTS course on: grief
- CWTS course on: Caseworker/foster parent relationships
- Child, Family & Tribe: Brining ICWA to Life (online curriculum available on CWTS website)
- CWTS course: Child, Family and Tribe: Bringing ICWA to Life
- CWTS course on adolescence
- CWTS course on: education
- CWTS course on: family adjustment to fostering
- CWTS course on: Family First Prevention Services Act
- "Radio Kempe" and "Continuing the Call to Action" podcast series available at www.kempe.org
- "Righteous Rage" interactive presentation on issues of media and child welfare in fatality cases
- "Using the Law to Help Kids and Their Families: the Colorado Child Welfare Casework Process" course for CASA volunteers and staff
- "Structures of Oppression" article, to appear in the journal Societies (currently in final editing stage)
- Merkel-Holguin, L., Drury, I., Gibley-Reed, C., Lara, A., Jihad, M., Grint, K., & Marlowe, K. (2022). Structures of Oppression in the U.S. Child Welfare System: Reflections on Administrative Barriers to Equity. Societies, 12(1), 26. MDPI AG
- https://www.buzzsprout.com/1056022
Specialty Information
Specialties- Certificate in Child and Family Law, Loyola University Chicago Schoiol of Law, Certificate (2013)
Public Speaking
Yes
extensive experience in public speaking and writing on child welfare, juvenile justice and public policy on vulnerable children, youth and families
Yes
extensive experience in public speaking and writing on child welfare, juvenile justice and public policy on vulnerable children, youth and families