By Mel Wilson, NASW Senior Policy Adviser President Donald Trump’s proposed FY2027 federal budget represents a continuation of the pronounced shift in federal priorities that are clearly designed to substantially reshape the U.S. social safety net. The proposal seeks...
This Budget Is Not Motivated By A Sense Of Obligation To Improve The Well-Being of Marginalize and Vulnerable Citizens
NASW, state governments hold the line against unregulated chatbot therapy
In honor of FASD Awareness Month, social workers can help reduce the prevalence of FASDs by conducting alcohol screening, brief interventions, and referral to treatment for all clients—including pregnant women—and clearly communicating the importance of avoiding any alcohol throughout pregnancy.
We are holding victims, families, and community in our hearts
Public safety is not improved by the military, but a well-funded social safety net
In the long run, as matter of principle, gerrymandering as a tool for gaining political power is wrong
Professional wills and continuity of care planning can help ease the burden for therapists and clients alike