“Research on Tap: The Well-Being of Children in Immigrant Families: Research on Policy and Practice” will bring together Boston University (BU) researchers to examine how policy, access, and systemic inequities shape child well-being.
In January 2027, a global community of social workers, scholars, and change-makers will gather in Lusaka, Zambia, for an international conference centered on social work’s role in advancing sustainable development.
Grounded in ancestral ways of knowing and trauma-informed, equity-focused practice, the session considers how access to land, rest, and healing has been shaped by history and systemic inequities.
In a recent annual event, four faculty from Boston University School of Social Work (BUSSW) were recognized for their outstanding research. The Recognizing Excellence in Teaching, Research, and Scholarship Reception honors BU faculty members who receive distinguished national and international awards that highlight the impact of BUSSW’s scholarly community and the University’s commitment to […]