Boston Business Journal: MSW Student Hana Abbasian Named One of 25 Innovators Under 25
First year student is recognized for her work as the founder of MotherWrite Collective, a non-profit organization.
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First year student is recognized for her work as the founder of MotherWrite Collective, a non-profit organization.
Faculty and researchers from BUSSW & IECOHD will present policy scholarship and research at the conference.
Women ages 50 to 61 are particularly vulnerable to the “feminization of poverty,” where women and children are disproportionately affected by homelessness.
The issue aims to spotlight resilience and protective factors, along with trauma-informed and culturally responsive interventions that support positive youth development.