Dr. Hokanson Champions Political Social Work at NASW PACE’s 50th Anniversary
The anniversary celebration honored five decades of progress in social justice through political engagement, while looking ahead to the work still needed.
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston: BUSSW Researchers Examine Inequities for Parents Working Non-Traditional Hours
New study from researchers at the Institute for Child Equity & Health Development highlights the need to expand childcare subsidies for families in Mass.
Two BUSSW Students Named 2026 Rappaport Public Policy Fellows
From group homes to reentry programs, two BUSSW students are digging into some of Massachusetts’ most pressing child welfare and criminal justice challenges.
Exploring Trauma and Healing, BUSSW Community Engages at 2026 ISSTD Conference
From Professor Jennifer M. Gómez being named an ISSTD Fellow to PhD student Yawen Ning presenting her project, our community continues to engage in critical work across the field.
BUSSW Professor Copeland Explains How the Horror Genre is a Lens for Analyzing Power and Injustice
Professor Phillipe Copeland’s work helps illustrate different responses to oppression and highlights the importance of actively confronting unjust systems.
Professor Lombe Launches Beyond Borders Journal
This peer-reviewed journal showcases real-world impact and strengthens approaches to social welfare worldwide.
Professor Alvarez-Hernandez Highlights Latine LGBTQ+ Voices Through HIV Exhibit
“A Photovoice Project on Social Support Among Latinx LGBTQ+ Individuals Living with HIV,” is a community-centered way to describe, document, and increase understanding.
Lecturer Brinkerhoff Shares Expertise on Shaping Public Policy
BUSSW lecturer discusses how collaboration between government and immigrant communities – especially Brazilians – can shape public policy.
BUSSW Lecturer Cristina Brinkerhoff Testifies on Behalf of the Safe Communities Act
With her testimony, Brinkerhoff is helping to shape state policy by offering expert insight to lawmakers.
Professor Gómez Explores Cultural Betrayal, Intersectionality
Associate Professor Jennifer M. Gómez from BU School of Social Work (BUSSW), delivered a talk titled “Beyond Cultural Betrayal: The Role of Secondary Marginalization Against Black Women”.