BUSSW Commencement 2026: Photo Gallery & Recap
On May 14, 2026, BUSSW celebrated its newest class of MSW and PhD graduates at Walter Brown Arena.
BUSSW Researchers Spotlight Health and Well-Being at Spring 2026 “Research in Action” Discussion
Moderated by Professor Hyeouk “Chris” Hahm, associate dean for research at BUSSW, the event featured six BUSSW researchers whose work spans communities, systems, and policy.
Photos & Recording: 2026 Hubie Jones Lecture with Marty Martinez
Marty Martinez discussed the power of collective action, highlighting how community-based solutions and cross-sector collaboration are key to addressing inequities.
Lecturer Cristina Brinkerhoff Shares Her Expertise on Panel on Immigrant and Refugee Women’s Health Care
The panel will explore how immigration-related challenges shape the health and well-being of migrant and refugee women, highlighting the intersections of health inequities, public policy, and lived experience.
BUSSW Faculty Present Research on Student Perceptions of Anti-Racist Pedagogy at National Conference
The research and curriculum revisions contribute to broader conversations about evidence-informed teaching and helping social work programs meet justice and anti-racism standards.
3/18: 2026 Hubie Jones Lecture in Urban Health with Marty Martinez
The president & CEO of United Way of Mass. Bay discusses why fighting to protect the safety net is so critical.
BUSSW Alum Danielle Ferrier, CEO of Heading Home, Named 2026 Commencement Speaker
Speaking to this year’s graduates, Ferrier brings more than 25 years of social work leadership skills and experience in the human services sector.
Professor Hahm Joins BU LGBTQIA+ Scholar Panel on Trans and Nonbinary Mental Health
As legislation targeting trans and nonbinary communities continues to evolve across the country a Scholar Series conversation examines the policy landscape and shares research-informed strategies.
BUSSW Co-Hosts International Social Work Conference on Advancing Sustainable Development in Zambia
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.
Professor Luis Alvarez-Hernandez Delivers Keynote at National Latino Social Worker’s Conference
Professor Luis Alvarez-Hernadez delivered the keynote, “Untamed Wild Tongues: Upholding Human Rights Through Social Action” at the Latino Social Workers Organization’s National Conference.