School Social Work

Panelists (left to right): E.J. Dionne, Washington Post columnist and frequent commentator on NPR’s “All Things Considered;” DeRay Mckesson, one...

Over the past year, we have witnessed massive protests around the world spawned by human rights violations, declining labor rights,...

Fullerton, Calif. – Crittenton Services for Children and Families (CSCF) is proud to announce the agency’s nomination and selection as...

It’s no secret a high-quality public education can develop a knowledge base and nurture skill sets within children further maximizing their...

A school district in Lincoln, Nebraska recently decided to avoid using the gender terms boys or girls in order to...

The debate between micro and macro concentrations within the social work profession is a persistent one, with strong opinions on...

Recently, Violence Free Waitakere (VFW), in West Auckland NZ, launched "'Jade Speaks Up', a new multimedia resource to help keep...

Games are an engaging way to build the therapeutic relationship while assessing a child's strengths and areas where there is room for...

When I first created Social Work Helper, I was surprise at the number of emails that I started receiving. Maybe,...

Draft 2: 2015 Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards (EPAS) Opens on March 14, 2014  Feedback Closes on May 16, 2014...

Are you unsure about your State's licensing laws or possibly considering a move to another state? Finding this information out...

At Weber State University in Ogden, Utah, students in the Social Work department have the opportunity to complete a research...

In 2012, Dr. Jack Rothman, a prominent author and academic, issued a report on the current state of social work...

The Macro Social Work Student Network (MSWSN) is hitting the road this month.  MSWSN member and Silberman School of Social...

There are many lessons to be learned from children of adversity who able to thrive despite the circumstances placed upon...

In a recent decision, School of Social Work Dean, William C. Rainford, at Catholic University of America (CUA) issued a...

By Rachel L. West, MSW, LMSW “I wanted to be Jane Addams but I found myself in the world of...

by Daniel Jacob, MSW Our individual capacity for compassion is often uniquely different. However, have you ever thought about what...

By Rachel L. West, MSW, LMSW The 2012 Rothman Report Points to Troubling Signs that Macro Social Work is in...

Social work has traditionally been a profession that has embraced the principles of social justice, social action, and equality with...