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...board member of Health & Social Work, spoke with host Erin Katie Meehan on The Oxford Comment. The monthly podcast features Oxford University Press authors... Read More

At SSWR 2020, we launched our new calendar! Each month, we will focus on one of the Grand Challenges. In January, we will be highlighting... Read More

...and add a stronger social response. The field’s improved understanding of lethality risk assessment; better classification of offender risk by past involvement with general violence... Read More

Interested in learning about strategies to integrate the Grand Challenges into your social work school or department? Check out this Grand Challenges Education Brief written... Read More

What are the priorities for Native asset-building leaders across the country in addressing harmful policies, challenging funding realities, and increasing racial equity? Join the Aspen... Read More