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Zermarie Deacon, Ph.D.

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2007 Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI 
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Clinical Psychology, Public Health, Women's Studies, Public and Social Welfare
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Cris Sullivan grad student 2007 Michigan State
 (An examination of factors influencing Mozambican women's attainment of post-war well-being.)

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Sykes BE, Pendley J, Deacon Z. (2017) Transformative learning, tribal membership and cultural restoration: A case study of an embedded Native American service-learning project at a research university Gateways: International Journal of Community Research and Engagement. 10
Deacon Z, Sullivan C. (2010) An ecological examination of rural Mozambican women's attainment of postwar wellbeing Journal of Community Psychology. 38: 115-130
Deacon Z, Sullivan C. (2009) Responding to the complex and gendered needs of refugee women Affilia - Journal of Women and Social Work. 24: 272-284
Deacon Z, Foster-Fishman P, Mahaffey M, et al. (2009) Moving from preconditions for action to developing a cycle of continued social change: Tapping the potential of mini-grant programs Journal of Community Psychology. 37: 148-155
Nowell BL, Berkowitz SL, Deacon Z, et al. (2006) Revealing the cues within community places: stories of identity, history, and possibility. American Journal of Community Psychology. 37: 29-46
Foster-Fishman P, Nowell B, Deacon Z, et al. (2005) Using methods that matter: the impact of reflection, dialogue, and voice. American Journal of Community Psychology. 36: 275-91
Goodkind JR, Deacon Z. (2004) Methodological issues in conducting research with refugee women: Principles for recognizing and RE-centering the multiply marginalized Journal of Community Psychology. 32: 721-739
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