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שלי אינגדאו

ד"ר שלי אינגדאו

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Qualitative researcher in the fields of resilience, immigration, and perceptions of social workers, educators and mental health professionals.

Director of Treatment Lab with Awareness of resilience and context.
Head of a joint research group for the University of Haifa and the  NEVET: Greenhouse of Context- Informed Research And Training for Children in Need, School of Social Work and Social Welfare, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, on Interfaces between Children at Risk and Resilience.

פרסומים▼

Engdau-Vanda, S. (2020). The circular construction of "risk" for children of oppressed groups: Israeli social workers' perspectives on children of Ethiopian origin. Child and Family Social Work: 25(3), 602–610.(1). (Q1, SJR 2018: 0.9).

Engdau-Vanda, S., Gatanyo-Kalush, M., Karni, B. (2020). Seeing eye to eye?   Perception of risk and protection of social workers and parents regarding children of Ethiopian origin. In D. Roer-Strier & Y. Nadan (Eds.), Context-informed perspectives of child risk and protection in Israel. Cham, Switzerland: Springer.

Gatanyo-Kalush, Engdau-Vanda., S. & Shmuel., N. (2020). Risk Complexity—Culture and Identity in Migration: The Case of Ethiopian Jews. In D. Roer-Strier & Y. Nadan (Eds.), Context-informed perspectives of child risk and protection in Israel. Cham, Switzerland: Springer

Engdau Vanda, S. (2019). Resilience in Migration- The Story of Ethiopian Jews in Israel. Resling, Tel-Aviv, Israel. (Hebrew)

Nadan, Y., Roer-Strier. D., Gemara, N., Engdaw-Vanda, S., & Tener, D. (2018). In the eyes of the beholder: Parental and professional value mismatch in child  risk and protection in two communities in Israel. International Journal of Psychology. (2). (Q1, SJR 2018: 0.74)

תחומי מחקר▼

As part of the lab we have two research groups of masters writing a thesis. One group on single-parent paternity, a second group on the resilience of children whose mother was murdered by their father as a child.

Another study examines the perception of resilience of mental health professionals in relation to their patients, and the perception of resilience of social workers in relation to their patients, Ethiopians.