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Dieuveut Gaity is an Associate Professor in the Department of Social Work at Roberts Wesleyan College, within the College of Health Sciences and Human Services. He holds a Ph.D. from the University at Buffalo (SUNY), an MSW from Roberts Wesleyan College, and a BA in Psychology from the State University of Haiti, School of Ethnology. His academic and professional work bridges international social development and macro-level social work practice.
Education:
- Ph.D., University at Buffalo (SUNY)
- MSW, Roberts Wesleyan College
- BA in Psychology, State University of Haiti, School of Ethnology
Dr. Gaity's research focuses on macro social work, social innovation, community and organizational interventions, and the socio-political challenges affecting children and youth in poverty. His work critically examines the restavèk phenomenon, street children, and systemic exclusion in Haiti and beyond. He emphasizes community mental health, psychosocial support, and restorative justice frameworks.
The recent publications and conference presentations by Dr. Gaity reveal a strong thematic focus on social justice, lived experiences of marginalized youth, and policy gaps in child welfare. His work spans qualitative case studies, narrative analysis, and international disaster response, with keywords including social work, child protection, poverty, and global mental health. The subfields reflect deep engagement with cultural context, survival strategies, and identity politics.
Scientific Awards:
- No formal awards listed in the provided text.
Dr. Gaity has served as a consultant for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the International Organization for Migration (IOM), where he coordinated psychosocial and community development projects. These roles involved grant-funded initiatives in rehabilitation, youth engagement, and post-disaster mental health. While specific grants are not detailed, his international affiliations indicate significant project leadership and funding acquisition. He is actively involved in mentoring students through his teaching and research, though named advisees are not listed.
Dr. Gaity was an active member of the Global Interest Group in Buffalo, NY (2014–2018), suggesting collaboration with interdisciplinary teams focused on global well-being and social justice. His work often involves partnerships with international organizations and academic conferences, indicating a networked research approach.
