I can not imagine the happiness and joy that this graduate felt. We live in a remarkable time where acceptance and change is happening every day. As social workers we should strive to use our advocacy skills to continue this change. #SUSocialWork
@MeganFultonSU More employment opportunities, more skill building programs and more access to physical and mental health treatment can create self-sufficient citizens. Releasing inmates into society with no resources and severe restrictions only sets them up for failure. #SUSocialWork
@eringil13820067 Prison affects those on the inside as well as those on the outside. Emotional, financial and the physical well-being of all those involved are put at risk. More education and prevention programming needs to put into place to help with transitions in and out of jail. #SuSocialWork
@Chris10Su So true. Bringing awareness, advocating and promoting change can start a movement. The earth can not be replaced. Combining resources and taking action as a group can save our home. #SUSocialWork
@eringil13820067 Everyone has the power to speak up and make a difference. You do not have to be a teacher, social worker or doctor to report abuse. If something is not right use your voice to make the change that is needed. #SUSocialWork
Everyone deserves a home. Putting in place more prevention programs will bring about better and lasting results that will not only benefit the individual, but the community as a whole. Housing paired with social workers can create independent working citizens. #SUSocialWork
‘We’re gonna spend so much more money on the back end of problems, as opposed to doing the morally right thing’ — @CoryBooker says it just makes fiscal sense to make affording housing more accessible
Where do you stand? Should we allow/support prostitution? Are we protecting the sex workers or creating immoral societal standards? #SUSocialWork
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@CornishLynsie Parents are the first role models that children look to. Not taking responsibility for their actions is only going to hurt them and their children in the long run. Being honest and truthful will bring about better results then trying to avoid jail time. #SUSocialWork
@Chris10Su It is every child's and parent's dream to walk across the stage at their high school graduation. No child should be denied that right because they have a disability. The Human Rights Watch Group did the correct thing to advocate and support this child. #SUSocialWork
It's all about support. Not giving up and supporting someone through active use, detox, recovery and relapse will show them that they are not alone. Just being there can make the difference. #SUSocialWork https://t.co/HQsVovCwow via @MyDelmarvaNow
@Lissa_Worthy No one should feel uncomfortable or bullied to the point of not wanting to do something that they enjoy. Everyone's religion and beliefs should be respected. As long as her hijab does not cause a safety concern then her freedom of religion should be respected.#SUSocialWork
@chinnalliesusw Positive and caring support groups are a good first step to helping these students see a future. Consistency and stability will allow these students to see that crime, violence and poverty are all social issues that can be stopped. #SUSocialWork
We all need to feel safe and supported. When something is not right make a change, speak up and advocate. This teacher never gave up and made sure her student knew that she cares and is there to help. #SUSocialWork
@agleason107 Equality is for everyone. For all races, ethnicities, genders and sexual orientations. It is great when those who are affected by discrimination speak out. Empowering others through life experiences has so much power. #SUSocialWork
@eringil13820067 I agree that not all crimes should be expunged. Juvenile records should be sealed once they become an adult and only reopened when violent crimes are committed as adults. Laws should not only be used for punishment, but also for empowerment. #SUSocialWork
Why are we moving backwards? Laws that have been passed for women's rights are being reviewed again instead of new laws being created. Equality should be for everyone, not just the few. #SuSocialWork
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@Chris10Su In order for change to take place, action needs to be initiated. I agree that equality will become a reality when the oppressed and vulnerable are able to "pushback" on those with power. Advocate, empower and encourage. #SUSocialWork
@eringil13820067 You are correct, that women would lose their right to having any voice if this bill is passed. When pregnant it is not only about the child, but the mothers health as well. Why are laws even being discussed when this is a choice for every women? #SUSocialWork
@Lissa_Worthy Yes! Every vote should count. Every voice should be heard. If votes are just "canceled out" some may think what is the point of voting at all. Making every vote count will allow more voter participation and equality. #SUSocialWork
@MakyaDPurnell It is time for religious entities to take on a more open minded view to the changing world. Many in the LGBTQ+ community lean towards religion for solace. Not having that support can be mentally and spiritually harmful. #SUSocialWork