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Is the #ChildTaxCredit helping families equally? BUSSW Prof. Dolores Acevedo-Garcia calls out policy failures in the current administration’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” that neglects the most vulnerable population – children. https://t.co/HIhUz6eSaP
Infant and early childhood mental health #IECMH professionals provide critical services across Massachusetts. A new report and online tool by BUSSW researchers and @mspccboston explore workforce needs and how to meet them.
Learn more ⬇️ https://t.co/h0WjnHZ4k6
We’re thrilled to share that Dr. Jennifer M. Gómez has been promoted to Associate Professor with tenure! Learn more about her impact on the school and the social work field as a respected researcher, scholar, author, and speaker: https://t.co/mtbn7evlaX https://t.co/gXplLwgpaV
In #28DaysLater, victims of a “rage virus” commit mindless attacks that lead to societal ruin.
BUSSW Prof. Phillipe Copeland @PTheeEducator draws parallels between this fictional epidemic & the current US political climate in a new article on @Medium. https://t.co/KiUWjQomST
Congratulations to Lyndsey McMahan, our director of inclusive pedagogy, for being selected for the inaugural CSWE Teaching Academy! Learn more: https://t.co/ZxA4g3vXVX https://t.co/zBma7C4tOA
Hubie Jones, dean emeritus and a pioneering force in Boston’s civic landscape, received WBUR’s first-ever Community Honors Award in recognition of his decades-long impact on education, equity, and community empowerment. Learn more: https://t.co/RmqG9Vse77 https://t.co/cKmoPQAG43
In a recent article, Prof. Copeland delves into the resurgence of white nationalism and its implications for democracy worldwide. Read the full piece here: https://t.co/MgkEYPvUWM https://t.co/cE7KkElKMV
What does Black joy look like on screen? Prof. Copeland explores joy as an act of resistance and survival in his analysis of the film “Sinners” for TAP Magazine. https://t.co/lONdAxgDiC https://t.co/4M0HZi7Dxr
Millions of U.S. citizen children have at least one immigrant parent, and they could be harmed by a GOP proposal to cut access to food, health care, and housing benefits.
Prof. Acevedo-García shares why in a New York Times article. https://t.co/nKy2CFF8tN https://t.co/RuYahO8Kmb
The smiles, the speeches, the celebration — it’s all in our 2025 Commencement photo gallery and recap! Check out the highlights here: https://t.co/UqZSRAFZ25 https://t.co/snYKHVDXjP
To address mental health disparities among Asian American women, Prof. Hahm offered culturally responsive solutions through her AWARE model at Cal State. Learn more: https://t.co/z0VutWn929 https://t.co/a2WMFNWPqU
Meet BUSSW alum Caren and Annica Hunter, the incredible mother-daughter duo who both graduated from Boston University in 2025. Read their inspiring story: https://t.co/u5SnKvJVyw https://t.co/HSY7Ews4uj
Why do people keep secrets in romantic relationships, and what happens when they come to light? BUSSW Prof. Mark Gianino explores these questions on @WCAI_NPR's The Point: https://t.co/58d0uqK24Q
Congratulations Brittany DeBarros (MSW’26) on receiving the 2025 Whitney M. Young, Jr. Fellowship! Learn more about her dedication to advancing equity and mental health access in marginalized communities: https://t.co/bUCQuT4bGY
CISWH Dir. Tami Gouveia discusses how the Trump administration closely follows Project 2025, despite public denials. Learn more on WBUR's On Point: https://t.co/bdc7FjE9Xp
In Word in Black, Prof. Copeland discusses Pope Leo XIV's Black ancestry, emphasizing that race is fundamentally about power and how the Pope's acknowledgment of his heritage could challenge prevailing narratives: https://t.co/y4oe1nVxqJ
We’re thrilled to announce Prof. Judith Scott has been elected treasurer of the SRCD Black Caucus, a key organization promoting the well-being of Black children and families. Learn more: https://t.co/YvIqFsMFxi https://t.co/sXu3i1SssE
Congratulations to Prof. Christina Lee, recipient of the 2025 Dora Goldstein Diversity in the Sciences Award from the Research Society on Alcohol! https://t.co/WsL4fsmh6d
We’re thrilled to announce the Initiative on Cities 2025 Public Impact Scholars cohort! This year, 20 BU researchers will take part in a multi-day workshop (happening next week!) to equip them with skills to translate their research into meaningful policy and societal impact.