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Jeffrey Draine is a Professor in the School of Social Work at Temple University's College of Public Health. His work bridges social work, public health, and criminal justice, focusing on marginalized populations with behavioral health conditions.
Education:
- PhD in Social Welfare, University of Pennsylvania
- MSW in Social Planning and Policy, Temple University
- BS in Rehabilitation Services, Virginia Commonwealth University
Draine's research centers on rehabilitation, empowerment, and recovery-oriented services for individuals with psychiatric disabilities, addiction, and HIV who are involved in the justice system. His work emphasizes community inclusion and systemic reform for justice-involved individuals with behavioral health needs. He is a key affiliate of the Temple University Collaborative on Community Inclusion, advancing research on social integration and equity.
The recent publication highlights his focus on criminogenic risk factors among incarcerated individuals with mental illness, situating his work at the intersection of public health, forensic social work, and policy reform. His research consistently addresses structural inequities and promotes evidence-based, person-centered interventions.
Scientific Awards:
- Fellow of the American Academy of Social Work and Social Welfare
Draine has advised numerous students and contributed to major grants in community mental health and justice reform, though specific names and grant details are not listed in the provided text. His career began with activism in homelessness and housing in Richmond, Virginia, grounding his scholarship in social justice. He continues to influence policy and practice through research and leadership in collaborative initiatives focused on inclusion and recovery.
He is affiliated with the Temple University Collaborative on Community Inclusion, a research hub dedicated to improving community integration for people with psychiatric disabilities through interdisciplinary research, training, and policy engagement.
