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.
Dr. Lee’s work focuses on addiction treatment for marginalized populations by addressing social and environmental stressors such as stigma, discrimination, and racism.
Professor Phillipe Copeland’s work helps illustrate different responses to oppression and highlights the importance of actively confronting unjust systems.
Beyond Borders: Advances in Global Welfare, a scholarly, peer-reviewed journal focused on advancing research, policy, and practice related to social welfare issues across national and regional boundaries, was created by Boston University School of Social Work (BUSSW) Associate Professor Margaret Lombe, with Lyndsey McMahan, assistant dean of Teaching & Innovation as its managing editor. Published biannually, it is an open-access journal […]