The UNC School of Social Work’s annual Black History Month Research Series challenged participants to examine issues facing Black communities including reparations, food sovereignty, youth development and mental health.
This year’s event, “Confronting Poverty: Research, Reality, and Reform” focuses on addressing poverty in the United States and will feature national experts and a pair of community organizations that work across North Carolina.
A pair of School of Social Work researchers were honored Jan. 18 for their achievements during the 2025 Society for Social Work and Research (SSWR) 29th annual conference in Seattle, Wash.
A wide scope of topics — from reparations to environmental justice — will be explored during the fourth installment of the UNC School of Social Work’s Black History Month Research Series.
The UNC School of Social Work maintained its top-five status in the National Science Foundation’s latest Higher Education Research and Development Survey.