Marta García-Domingo is Social Worker (Extraordinary Bachelor's Degree Award) and Lecturer in Social Work at the University of Jaén, with a PhD titled “Influence of the international crisis on the emergence of new forms of poverty and social exclusion in different European socioeconomic context (Cum laude, International mention) developed though a Predoctoral Fellowship under Ministry of Education. Member of GEDEX (Gender, Dependency and Social Exclusion) Research Group, she has contributed as a researcher to over 20 competitively funded research projects. She has published over 30 journal articles, 10 book chapters and in editor of 3 books in social work and social services issues. Dr. García-Domingo has contributed to the most prominent Conferences in her discipline, both as a speaker and presenter (over 40). She accumulates over 2,000 hours of formal teaching in the area of Social Work and postgraduate degrees with officially recognized positive teaching evaluations. At present, she is involved in various collaborative research projects focused on strengthening the response and intervention capacity of the public social services system, among other research areas.
Marta García-Domingo is Social Worker (Extraordinary Bachelor's Degree Award) and Lecturer in Social Work at the University of Jaén, with a PhD titled “Influence of the international crisis on the emergence of new forms of poverty and social exclusion in different European socioeconomic context (Cum laude, International mention) developed though a Predoctoral Fellowship under Ministry of Education. Member of GEDEX (Gender, Dependency and Social Exclusion) Research Group, she has contributed as a researcher to over 20 competitively funded research projects. She has published over 30 journal articles, 10 book chapters and in editor of 3 books in social work and social services issues. Dr. García-Domingo has contributed to the most prominent Conferences in her discipline, both as a speaker and presenter (over 40). She accumulates over 2,000 hours of formal teaching in the area of Social Work and postgraduate degrees with officially recognized positive teaching evaluations. At present, she is involved in various collaborative research projects focused on strengthening the response and intervention capacity of the public social services system, among other research areas.