@PeytonWashingt4 It is disappointing that there are so many bills being introduced to further silence movements that are fighting for equity. I totally agree that we need to know our rights as well as help others learn theirs! #susocialwork
@Caitlin_MSW2020 I totally agree with you Caitlin! Or they ignore that the most dangerous time for victims and their families is when they try to leave their abusers. #susocialwork
@jbjones10391 As hard as the pandemic has been on services, and individuals, I have seen more agencies begin to learn and utilize teleworking and virtual services which may be more helpful to clients in the long run. #susocialwork
@Caitlin_MSW2020 Hopefully they can get more staff actively invested in the program to ensure proper care is provided to those in need. Love the movement though. #susocialwork
An interesting read about how focusing on assault weapon bans may actually be undermining the efforts to lower incidents of gun related deaths. #susocialwork https://t.co/oOzmMpu4BJ
@jnguye67 Holding officers more accountable is definitely a step in the right direction. I hope that policies continue to be put into place that will change the status quo that is currently in place. #susocialwork
@MrsKadyLady This is awesome. It seems like a great opportunity for students who may not be comfortable reaching out to the adults in their schools. #susocialwork
In a society that pushes the narrative that you need a college education to be successful there should be more opportunities for all students #susocialwork
In the wealthiest country in the history of the world, a higher education should be a right for all, not a privilege for the few. If we are going to have the kind of standard of living that the American people deserve, we need to have the best educated workforce in the world.
@BeauchampRylee I totally agree. I think the pandemic has shown a lot of areas where policies do not match up with meeting needs of individuals. Social workers have such an important role of exploring issues and advocating for change. #susocialwork
@AnnieBennett_SU This looks like a super easy to follow tool for clients. Being able to see the plan as they help create it and also to be able to refer back to when needed can be so helpful! #susocialwork
There are clear issues when peaceful demonstrations are considered disrespectful but officers overstepping their roles and using excessive force is defended. #susocialwork
@jbjones10391 So many issues with the higher education system especially for students of color. I think this article also can help when addressing high school students who are graduating to think through college costs, scholarship options, and make the best decisions for them.
Partnering with media outlets to more appropriately cover these tragedies could be helpful in decreasing tragedies around the country. https://t.co/ZqBeiEzRtO @SUSocialWork
@Jlynne2020 She is awesome! I love that one of her motivations is to become someone that kids can look up to. What a strong advocate for what an individual can do with the right skills and motivations!
@Caitlin_MSW2020 This seem's great. Connected individuals with services in their communities to help the transition back to civilian life go more smoothly is a great step towards helping families get back on track after incarceration.
An interesting read on how a profession that strives for equality still has lots of work to do within the profession. #susocialwork https://t.co/GmOusQSWVI
@TFaison1@MrsKadyLady It definitely is mind boggling. I think a lot of people are unaware that poverty is not something that is as easy as SNAP to solve. Without access to groceries and other basic needs how are people to rise up?
@AnnieBennett_SU This pandemic has definitely been an eye opener in many fields/ businesses. Public education on what to report, how to report, what reporting will look like is needed.