Njeri Kagotho

Njeri Kagotho's research examines social welfare, financial capability, and well-being among vulnerable populations, with particular attention to women, immigrants, and refugees in both Sub-Saharan Africa and the United States. Recurring topics include human trafficking, intimate partner violence, financial inclusion, and the experiences of African immigrant and refugee communities, often using qualitative and mixed-methods approaches. The work also addresses social work education, including faculty responses to incivility and social justice issues within the profession.

Publication output has been fairly steady over the last decade, peaking around 2019-2022 with 6-7 papers per year and settling to a lower but consistent pace of about 3-4 papers per year in recent years.

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