A group representing UNC School of Social Work visits Solwezi, Zambia, with longtime collaborators from Rising Fountains Development Program (RFDP), a Zambian nonprofit organization founded in 2000, to learn more about local women’s savings and credit groups.
We spoke with Director of Digital Learning and Instruction Tina Souders to learn more about the online MSW program’s conception, the important needs it will address around the state, and more.
Advanced Research Scientist and Jordan Institute for Families Equity Lead Allison De Marco is working to infuse more equitable methods in research practices.
Former native rights attorney Elder W. Richard West Jr. visited with Clinical Assistant Professor April Parker’s “Cultural Sensitivity: Ways of Knowing, Being, Healing and Honoring Youth and Their Families” class on Tuesday, Feb. 20, at 5:30 p.m. to share his life story, answer questions and discuss the importance of cultural humility.
To celebrate more than 30 years of excellence and helping to bring about social change, we spoke with current and former students and faculty members who shared their memories of the doctoral program, its impact and the connections it helped them build and maintain throughout the profession.
A paper featuring UNC School of Social Work Assistant Professor Rebecca Rebbe as the lead author examines the interactions between families and CPS.
On Tuesday, March 19, Carolyn West, Ph.D., reflected on her nearly 30-year career spent empowering domestic violence and sexual assault survivors, led a documentary screening in the School of Social Work auditorium and shared experiences with students over breakfast.
Healing Justice founder and 2016 North Carolinian of the Year Jennifer Thompson will serve as the 2024 commencement speaker for School of Social Work graduates.
