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Neeraj Kaushal Discusses New Book in Wall Street Journal Interview
Author of Blaming Immigrants: Nationalism and the Economics of Global Movement investigates the misconceptions and the misplaced contempt facing immigrants…
Violence Against Women Is Overlooked in Its Role in Opioid Epidemic
This article is republished from The Conversation. Read the original article here. By Nabila El-Bassel One night, a woman I’ll…
Seven Student Papers Accepted to DC Policy Conference
The Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM) Regional Student Conferences provide graduate students the opportunity to present original…
Empathy Bootcamp: Small Gestures Can Have a Big Impact
An evidence-based continuing education workshop offers do’s and dont’s for supporting others in a crisis. When my friend Clara was…
“People, Not Power”: Alum Announces Mount Vernon, NY, Mayoral Bid
Emphasizing youth development, community building, and housing, Delia Farquharson (MSW’09) feels ready to lead her city. A city of 68,000…
Vincent Schiraldi Interviewed in New Criminal Justice Reform Documentary
Senior Research Scientist Vincent Schiraldi shares his expertise on mass incarceration and juvenile justice in a just-released short documentary: After…
Social Work Faculty/Staff Team Presenting at CTL Symposium
The School of Social Work is proud to announce that a faculty/staff team from the school will participate in next…
Professor’s Online Memorial Draws Plaudits for Innovation
The School’s online memorial gathering for the late Prof. Steven Schinke is featured in the February 26, 2019, issue of…
Turning Racism Awareness into Action
As Black History Month draws to a close, we check in with Professor Courtney Cogburn and her innovative research project…
Alumna Sheila Oliver, First Woman of Color Elected to Statewide Office in NJ, to Serve as Graduation Speaker
The Columbia University School of Social Work has announced that New Jersey Lieutenant Governor Sheila Y. Oliver will serve as…
