Brian was known for his warmth, wit, and unwavering dedication to helping others. This scholarship is a way to carry forward the spirit of his legacy.
As president of ASWIS, Matt Moore plans to focus on expanding awareness and outreach for sport social work.
This CEU event will explore the intersection of criminal justice and social work through the lens of mitigation specialist, Sara Baldwin.
During the month of November, the CoSW recognized National Adoption Month, a time to reflect and honor the importance of familial bonds.
Lexington, KY (November 25, 2024) — The Journal of Teaching in Social Work announced the recipients of the Twelfth Annual Florence W. Vigilante Award, honored for their exemplary scholarship and
The latest updates on the Sport Social Work Research Lab’s new partnerships and book.
“When I was medically separated from the military, I never imagined I’d be where I am today… much less being invited to the White House to share my concerns and discuss meaningful change.”
Tara Pulaski reflects on National Adoption month and how her own family came together.
Restorative Justice Week starts every third Sunday of November, this year from Nov. 17 – 23, to honor and propagate the ethos of restorative and justice based human connection.
Today’s event, held from 2:30 PM to 5:00 PM at the King Alumni House and virtually via Zoom, welcomes faculty, staff, students, alumni, and virtual attendees.
Join us on January 29, 2025, for the Hospital Point in Time Count—Lexington’s first initiative to document hospitalized patients facing housing instability. Led by Drs. Abigail Latimer and Lynden Bond, this effort seeks to bridge gaps in homelessness data, informing policies to address the intersection of health and housing insecurity. Volunteers are vital for this count, ensuring ethical engagement and accurate data collection to support individuals at their most vulnerable.
This November, celebrate the incredible love and commitment that adoption represents while remembering that adoption is just the beginning.