A 14-year-old girl in Barren County is using the death of her father to prove that if you are determined to do something, you can do it, no matter what. https://t.co/orbfkGADDe
@TaylorKrauseSW I like the fact that you are keeping a second account for that you can separate your personal and social work life. I plan to do the same.
@CandenceAppling I can relate to your post. I have never used Twitter before either. I also think it’s important to educate ourselves and others being mindful of our sources and checking credibility before sharing.
@kelsey_dugger I agree, I will also use social media the same way I do now. It’s so important to be mindful of others while advocating and educating people. ❤️
SW401 to round out our discussion, in a NEW Tweet, discuss your Twitter experience this semester; how will you use social media in your social work career? Then read/respond to at least 2 of your classmates. This portion of the discussion will conclude on Saturday night.
I chose to research the First Step Act Policy of 2018. I shared articles below with important information about what the policy is and does. The war on drugs caused so many non violent offenders to be given life sentences for drug offenses! This policy is the beginning to making
@abigailopare28 This is amazing! I’m interested in learning more about your policy! I work for UK and I work closely with people who suffer from addiction and mental health issues. Thank you for sharing!
Recidivism is a problem in the US. There is also the issue of the "War on Drugs" that has caused a huge injustice for those convicted and sentenced to serve the rest of their lives for a non-violent crime. Donald Trump signed the First Step Act in 2018 to try to reduce recidivism
April is Sexual Assault Awareness month. Here is a website for more information on how to get involved in awareness, graphics for social media, and other general information. https://t.co/oYCYzTFV7P