Submissions from 2024
Place-Based Research at Local Scales, Laura Barbas Rhoden, Jennifer L. Bradham, and Grace Schwartz
Submissions from 2023
Climate Stories: South Carolina, Volume 1, Kaelyn Emon, Emily Arnold, Samantha Carter, Hayden Jones, Sarah Owens, Noel A. Tufts, Tiana White, Laura Barbas Rhoden, and Christine S. Dinkins
Health Equity Module: The Latino Paradox, Noel A. Tufts, Jackie V. Carman, and Laura Barbas Rhoden
Submissions from 2020
Healthy eating & active living in childhood in Latinx households in Spartanburg, SC: a community-engaged qualitative research study on assets and challenges, Laura Barbas Rhoden
Recommendations for Food Systems Work Based Upon Research and Data Related to Latinx Residents of Spartanburg County, Laura Barbas Rhoden, Nora Curiel Muñoz, and Natalia Valenzuela Swanson
Contextualizing Kindergarten Readiness Data: A Qualitative Research Study of the Highland Neighborhood in Spartanburg, South Carolina, Christine Sorrell Dinkins, Laura Barbas Rhoden, Marianna Gonzalez, Mayra Lomeli-Garcia, Sandra Lopez, Hector Ortiz, Jay Stevens, and Naya Taylor
Contextualizing Kindergarten Readiness Data: A Qualitative Research Study of Forest Park Neighborhood in Spartanburg, South Carolina, Mayra Lomeli-Garcia, Jay Stevens, Marianna Gonzalez, Sandra Lopez, Hector Ortiz, Naya Taylor, Laura Barbas Rhoden, and Christine S. Dinkins
Out of School Time (OST) for Latinx Youth: A Qualitative Research Study in Spartanburg, South Carolina, Sandra Lopez, Hector Ortiz, Marianna Gonzalez, Mayra Lomeli-Garcia, Jay Stevens, Naya Taylor, Laura Barbas Rhoden, Christine Sorrell Dinkins, and Gianella E. Quiñones
Submissions from 2019
Food Preferences Among Children at Arcadia Elementary School, Laurel Lee
Situating Social Sustainability on Spartanburg’s Northside: An Engaged Neighborhood Study of Community, History, and Place Making, Helen S. Seddelmeyer
Submissions from 2018
Inclusive Place-Making in Spartanburg, SC: Amplifying Latinx Voices through Community-Based Research, Marianna Gonzalez, Kathleen Hughes, Mayra Lomeli-Garcia, Sandra Lopez, Laura H. Barbas-Rhoden, and Christine S. Dinkins