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Maria Martinez-Cosio
Maria Martinez-Cosio
Professor, School of Urban and Public Affairs, UT Arlington
Verified email at uta.edu - Homepage
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The tenuous role of institutional agents: Parent liaisons as cultural brokers
M Martinez-Cosio, RM Iannacone
Education and Urban Society 39 (3), 349-369, 2007
1012007
Ethical issues in disaster research: Lessons from Hurricane Katrina
CY Barron Ausbrooks, EJ Barrett, M Martinez-Cosio
Population Research and Policy Review 28 (1), 93-106, 2009
662009
Parents’ roles in mediating and buffering the implementation of an urban school reform
M Martinez-Cosio
Education and urban society 42 (3), 283-306, 2010
632010
The school as a source of support for Katrina-evacuated youth
EJ Barrett, CYB Ausbrooks, M Martinez-Cosio
Children Youth and Environments 18 (1), 202-235, 2008
492008
The tempering effect of schools on students experiencing a life-changing event: Teenagers and the Hurricane Katrina evacuation
EJ Barrett, CYB Ausbrooks, M Martinez-Cosio
Urban Education 47 (1), 7-31, 2012
302012
Catalysts for change: 21st century philanthropy and community development
M Martinez-Cosio, MR Bussell
Routledge, 2013
292013
Private foundations and community development: Differing approaches to community empowerment
M Martinez-Cosio, MR Bussell
Community Development 43 (4), 416-429, 2012
152012
Designing for equitable civic engagement: Participatory design and discourse in contested spaces
JW Meléndez, M Martinez-Cosio
Journal of Civil Society 15 (1), 18-41, 2019
132019
It is not just who you know: Dominant knowledge and civic participation
M Martinez-Cosio
Journal of Civil Society 2 (2), 123-141, 2006
122006
Message, Hope, and Reality
TO Allen, ML Thompson, M Martinez-Cosio
The High School Journal 103 (1), 38-52, 2019
112019
Leadership in communities of color: Elements and sensitivities of a universal model
M Martinez-Cosio
Journal of Leadership Studies 3 (1), 65-77, 1996
101996
Differentiating participation: Identifying and defining civic capacities used by Latino immigrants in participatory budgeting
JW Meléndez, M Martinez-Cosio
City & Community 20 (3), 212-234, 2021
92021
“Feel like more than a number in the classroom:” faculty perceptions of professional development for student success
C Amaro-Jimenez, M Martinez-Cosio, OK Patterson, K Clark, ...
Journal of Hispanic Higher Education 21 (3), 247-260, 2022
82022
Engaging faculty in student success: The promise of active learning in STEM faculty in professional development
R Macaluso, C Amaro-Jiménez, OK Patterson, M Martinez-Cosio, ...
College Teaching 69 (2), 113-119, 2020
82020
Appointment robbery: Do crime prevention through environmental design strategies work? Voices from the street
AG Vasquez, A Rodriguez, J Suh, M Martinez-Cosio
American Journal of Qualitative Research 4 (1), 16-37, 2020
72020
When it “feels like a giant living room”: implementing peer education at an urban, research-1 Hispanic serving institution
C Amaro-Jiménez, V Nandakumar, H Hungerford-Kresser, O Patterson, ...
Journal of Hispanic Higher Education 22 (1), 108-121, 2023
22023
The message, hope, and reality of college readiness: Exploring the experiences of dual credit Latinx students
TO Allen, ML Thompson, M Martinez-Cosio
22018
Redefining civic participation: Non-profits, redevelopment and democracy
ML Martinez-Cosio
University of California, San Diego, 2003
22003
Exploring ‘place-based’initiatives in philanthropic community development: A transnational examination of Canadian and US Foundations
J Newton, M Rabinowitz Bussell, M Martinez-Cosio, N Pole, JM Fontan
Local Development & Society, 1-19, 2024
2024
9. The East Lake Foundation and Purpose Built Communities: Developing a Model for Place-based Change
M Martinez-Cosio
A New Look at Place-based Philanthropy: Insights from Canada and the US, 226, 2023
2023
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