Kenneth J. Steinman

Kenneth J. Steinman studies the well-being and protection of vulnerable populations, particularly older adults experiencing self-neglect or mistreatment, and children and families affected by maltreatment or economic and social stress. His work often examines racial and ethnic disparities in how services like Adult Protective Services are accessed and delivered, and evaluates programs aimed at preventing abuse or supporting at-risk families. This research is grounded in social work practice and policy, using administrative and survey data to inform service improvements.

Publication output has been modest but has increased somewhat in recent years, with more consistent yearly output from 2022 to 2025 compared to earlier gaps in the decade.

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