As most social workers are probably aware, the immigration system in the United States creates challenges for undocumented immigrants, as it does not offer an attainable path to citizenship nor …
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Social Work: Planting Corporate Seeds for Social Good [INFOGRAPHIC]
The concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR) is becoming increasingly important to both multinational corporations and local businesses. Also known as corporate citizenship, CSR is seen by many executives and …
Mom to the Rescue: Stepping In Against School Bullies
My sister and I grew up in a single-parent household, and my mother was everything to us. She was our provider, our protector and our superhero; in our eyes, there …
Giving Up Alcohol: A 72-Hour Experiment
Alcohol Awareness Month began last week with a challenge to all Americans to go alcohol free for one weekend to raise awareness about the harmful effects of drinking and how …
What Inspired MSW@USC Students to Become Social Workers?
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Brought to you by USC: Masters in Social Work
At the start of National Social Work Month, we asked our Facebook fans …
Retrospective on the Shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary
Last year’s tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School started a national conversation about mental health and violence — a conversation that the University of Southern California as an institution …
National Social Work Month 2013: Social Work101
March is National Social Work Month, sponsored by the National Association of Social Workers (NASW), and this year’s theme, “Weaving Resilience & Advocacy,” reminds us that social work is the …
Iowa Success Story: Advocating for Foster Families
As we travel the country to visit Bachelor of Social Work programs and attend graduate school fairs, we have met some amazing professors and future social workers who are doing …
