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Risky Alcohol Use Affects Women’s Health Across the Lifespan

Social Workers Play A Key Role In Making Alcohol Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral Treatment Part Of Routine Practice For Clients, Including Women

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Self-Care Is a Start, But It Is Not Enough | NASW Member Voices

Mental Health Awareness Month Is Important for Social Workers, Too

NASW, in Coalition, Stands with Southern Poverty Law Center

The Trump Administration is Attacking This Venerable Civil Rights Organization

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Trump Administration’s FY2027 Budget: Epitome of Inequity

This Budget Is Not Motivated By A Sense Of Obligation To Improve The Well-Being of Marginalize and Vulnerable Citizens

What Social Workers Need to Know About the Supreme Court’s Decision in Chiles v. Salazar

Ruling Raises Dignificant Implications For How Social Workers Navigate Ethical Practice, Client Care, and Mental Health Services

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Loneliness and Isolation: Physical and Mental Health Could be at Risk

Loneliness and Isolation: Physical and Mental Health Could be at Risk

By Jaimie Seaton In May 2023, social isolation and loneliness were declared an epidemic. The declaration, made in a report from the U.S. surgeon general at the time, Dr. Vivek M It would be logical to attribute the findings in the report to the COVID-19 pandemic,...

Cutting the Social Safety Net

Cutting the Social Safety Net

With Passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Social workers Must Know Impact on Communities and Families

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