Poetry: When the Sky Is Falling
When the Sky Is Falling, a poem of resilience and hope, by social worker Jane Seskin.
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The New Social Worker’s Social Work Month Project 2021 Call for Submissions
The New Social Worker magazine is seeking entries for its Social Work Month Project 2021. Get full details on submission requirements. Read more
How One Social Worker Is Surviving the Pandemic
Social worker/poet Jane Seskin shares unique ways she survives the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more
NASW President Mit Joyner Calls on Social Workers To Lead in Social Justice
A message from NASW president Mit Joyner, who took office July 1, 2020. Read more
Lives in Brackets
Social worker Rosita Mazzi writes on life as a social worker in Italy during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown. Read more
A Letter to My Social Work Friends From Coast to Coast: You Make a Difference During This Difficult Time
Happy Social Work Month! What a month it has been! We have trained for this. Whatever role you have in this pandemic, I want you to know, you make a difference! Read more
Trauma Work in a Traumatized World
Helping a person to heal old wounds that may have once been far too deep to touch is like dancing an imperfectly choreographed dance, one with an inspirationally dynamic leader, and where oftentimes, the “expert” becomes the follower. Read more
L’dor Va’dor - From Generation to Generation
The 2020 Social Work Month theme, Social Workers: Generations Strong, reminds me of the Hebrew phrase, L’dor Va’dor. The English translation means from generation to generation. Read more
Dedication to the Social Work Profession: Gilda Cobb-Hunter and Her Service
Gilda Cobb-Hunter was the first African American woman elected to the South Carolina State House of Representatives. She is the longest-serving African American and female, and she's a social worker. Read more
Conservatorship: A Sacred Trust
Challenging, interesting, demanding, and satisfying all describe the role of conservator/trustee. There is no question, the education and experience of a professional social worker is a match to assume a conservatorship. Read more
Social Workers’ Role in Combating Slavery-to-Prison Pipeline
The 13th Amendment of the Constitution of the United States, praised for the abolishment of slavery, leaves a gaping hole open for enslaving people punished for a crime. Social work must be at the forefront of the ongoing struggle for freedom. Read more
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The New Social Worker seeks creative works from social workers and social work students. Contact the editor to submit your artwork, poetry, music, and other creative works. Thank you!
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