News Items – April 1, 2020
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4/01/20
“They Have Names” lets people involved in child welfare system tell their stories
2/20/20 •
The Arizona Republic is making the film available to social workers and others
adoption, Arizona Republic, child welfare, documentary, foster care, social workers, They Have Names
Social Worker Steve Perry partnering with Iyanla: Fix My Life
2/14/20 •
Episodes will focus on helping troubled teens
Help Starts Here, Iyanla Vanzant, Iyanla: Fix My Life, National Association of Social Workers, social worker, Steve Perry
Sesame Workshop Turns to Social Workers to Help Kids Impacted by Opioid Crisis
12/13/19 •
Social workers part of a team helping mold scripts, story books and other materials
addiction, children, opioid, Sesame Street, social workers
New film explores life of social work icon Frances Perkins
10/11/19 •
Director Mick Caouette: “It is safe to say that she has improved the life of every single American”
documentary, Frances Perkins, Mick Caouette, NASW Pioneer, social workerRecent Features
Social Media Group formed to connect Black Male Social Workers
7/02/19 •
“I think it satisfies a niche,” creator André Marcel Harris says
Social Worker helps Youth create radio spots to educate peers about peer pressure, other issues
5/03/19 •
NASW member Silas Kelly is also a radio show host
FOSTER offers unflinching but uplifting look at child welfare system
5/01/19 •
HBO documentary prominently showcases positive work of social workers
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News Items – March 26, 2020
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News Items – March 18, 2020
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3/18/20
Expert Interviews
Priest Sex Scandal: Social Work Experts Urge Patience with Survivors of Abuse
Each of these victims is going to be looking at their own recovery – Social Work Professor Dan Pollack
What should you do if a child is in danger?
NASW Arizona Chapter member Timothy Schmaltz offers advice
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