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Web Special Article: Perspective on Social Welfare Policy and Retirement Income Security Brad Forenza, MSSW
Evidence of Time Machines Rich Kenney, MSSW
E-NEWS ARTICLE: Why Social Workers Need To Care About Breastfeeding Rebecca McCloskey, MSW, LCSW
Social Work on the Silk Road Christine Tappan, MSW, CAGS
Lessons from Hull House Laura Gale, LCSW
Sexualization of Young Girls in Entertainment Heather Dawley-McClendon
When To Surrender: A New Definition for Veterans in Substance Abuse Treatment Heidi Peck, LCSW
A Black Woman Naming Her Truth: Multiple Children By Multiple Men Amerah Shabazz-Bridges, BSW
Viewpoint: Dare to Dream Joan Mendoza, Melissa Ellis, and Samira Yeganeh
Turtles Alicia Dela Cruz, BSW
Tips for Making Home Visits in Child Welfare Natalie D. Pope, PhD, LCSW, and Jennifer B. Hadden, MSW
Recent Social Work Graduates 2011 Linda Grobman
Affirmative Action: Proposition 209 Erica A. Gonzalez, Kimberly Kem, Gisela Obieta, Lillian Do, and Natalia Guevar
Staying Passionate: 5 Keys for Keeping the Soul in Our Work Patricia Berendsen, MTS, RMFT
A Collaborative Project to Achieve Title Protection in NC Deborah M. Murray, MSW, & George E. Hendricks, Ph.D.
International Social Work in Nigeria, Africa Molly N. Williams, MSW, PLCSW
Protecting the Health & Well-Being of Our Nation's Children: An Eval of Healthy Families America Mitchell A. Kaplan, Ph.D., CPSP, & Marian M. Inguanzo, MSW, ACSW
Loan Forgiveness Eases Debt Burden for New Social Workers Barbara Trainin Blank
Paying Attention to the Small Things Patricia Berendsen, MTS, RMFT
The Visit Bonnie Lee Camp, BSW
10 Questions About the ASWB Exams Stephen M. Marson, Ph.D.
Rewards & Challenges in Dialysis Social Work Devon Rocha, MSW, LSW
From Professional to Cancer Patient: A Social Worker's View Sharon McLaughlin,MSW, RSW
Aging in Place and Urban Social Work: A Case Study of a NORC Man Wai Alice Lun, PhD
Camp Aranu'tiq Nick Teich, MSW
Lessons Learned From Conducting Research Gary L. Villereal, Ph.D., and students
Africa: A Bucket Half Empty or a Bucket Half Full? Ann McLaughlin, MSW, ACSW, LICSW
Reflections on War Gary Bachman, MSSW, LSCSW
Linda Grobman's New Social Worker Book Club Linda Grobman
The Need to Inject the Social in Addressing Mechanistic Clinical Misconceptions Brian Garavaglia, Ph.D.
Social Work Students Learn About Harm Reduction in Switzerland Trevor Gates, LMSW, ACSW
Letter to the Editor Spring 2009 Editorial Staff
Digital Heretic ML Dellafiora
Theory or Bust: A Doctoral Student's Insight on the Role of Theory in Education and Research Michael A. Robinson, MSSW
Social Workers Are Laughing Helen T. Whitley
Hip-Hop Social Work Barbara Trainin Blank
Working With the Developmentally Disabled Population Jessica M. Joyce, LMSW
Shake the Gate Kathrin A. Theis, BA, QMRP
Your Life is in My Hands (From a Social Worker's Perspective) Stephanie M. Lynch
Breaking the Cycle Annette Owens-Johnson, MSW, LSW
Beyond Standard Practice: Social Work and the Media Caitlin Moe, BSW
Protecting the Protectors: Am I Really Safe? Justin Miller, MSW
Poetry: My Life is in Your Hands (From a client's perspective) Stephanie Griffey
E-NEWS ARTICLE: The New Social Worker's Holiday Shopping Guide for Social Workers Linda Grobman
A Bad Feeling Can Be a Good Thing Simon Y. Feuerman, LCSW
I Am a Geriatric Social Worker: A Walking, Talking, Living Resource For All Your "What Ifs" Denice Goodrich Liley, Ph.D., ACSW
E-NEWS ARTICLE: Aftermath of the Tsunami Crisis Priya Arvind, MSW
E-NEWS ARTICLE: After The Fall (What It Was Like to Survive 9/11) Deborah Weiss, BA, JD
Pennsylvania Takes a Stand Against Bullying Jane Riese, MSW, LSW
Pretty or Pity? Female Body Image Oppression as a Risk Factor for Eating Disorders Ting-Ting Avis Lau, MA, MSW
 
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  • Social Work Month 2013  ( 12 items )
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  • Ethics  ( 40 items )

    Welcome to the social work ethics section of THE NEW SOCIAL WORKER's article archives. Professional social workers are bound by the Code of Ethics of the National Association of Social Workers, their state social work licensing boards, and/or comparable bodies in their particular jurisdicition. Here are some articles on ethical issues for social workers.

  • Field Placement  ( 36 items )
    Welcome to the social work field placement section of THE NEW SOCIAL WORKER's article archives.  Social work students "learn by doing" in field placement, sometimes referred to as "practicum" or "internship." This is the part of social work education in which students are placed in a social service agency, under supervision, to get practical experience and learn how to put theory into practice. Here are some articles relating to this experience.
  • Professional Development &amp; Advancement  ( 139 items )
    Welcome to the professional development and advancement section of THE NEW SOCIAL WORKER site. Obtaining an accredited social work degree is a good first step toward becoming a professional social worker. There are many ways social workers continue their development after graduation. Whether it's attending a continuing education workshop, reading professional journals, visiting professional Web sites, or searching for a new job that provides opportunities for advancement and learning new skills, professional social workers can continue to learn and grow well beyond the end of their "formal" education.
  • Technology  ( 31 items )
    Welcome to the social work technology section of THE NEW SOCIAL WORKER's site. Social workers use the latest technology to facilitate their work. So, THE NEW SOCIAL WORKER publishes technology features on a regular basis. The first such article was published as early as 1994 and is included here in full text. The current ELECTRONIC CONNECTION column by Marshall Smith, Ph.D. covers a wide variety of technology topics.



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