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It's giving ... once an Eagle, always an Eagle! Are you ready for Boston College's #BCGivingDay tomorrow?? bit.ly/3R1eMq6

Being an Eagle means taking care of the BC community. On #BCGivingDay, we’d like to thank you for your help in making our Eagles soar. bc.edu/givingday

📚 BC School of Social Work Professor Theresa Betancourt discusses her book, "Shadows into Light," which provides a fresh perspective on her two-decade study of children pulled into Sierra Leone’s bloody 10-year civil war. on.bc.edu/ShadowsintoLig…

#BCSSW Assistant Professor Ed-Dee G. Williams, whose researches examines the interplay between race and mental illness, will deliver the School's 2025 Pinderhughes Diversity Lecture. The talk will take place virtually on April 28. ow.ly/hAR850VjPbM

In this #OpenAccess paper, Candace J. Black (BC School of Social Work) et al. conducted a systematic investigation of the PLAY Collaborative as a strategy to scale delivery of an evidence-based parenting programme to promote ECD and prevent violence. bit.ly/3QVvEi9

#BCSSW Professor Theresa Betancourt, Theresa S. Betancourt ScD, MA, has been selected as the 2025 Paul Hoch Award winner by the American PsychoPathological Association American PsychoPathological Association. ow.ly/zcmA50VwPZG

#BCSSW Professor Robert Motley Jr., Robert Motley, PhD, who received a grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, RWJF, describes what it’s like to apply for and receive a grant from a non-federal sponsor: ow.ly/k50f50VFqQy

Rachael Dietkus, a nationally recognized leader in trauma-informed design, will deliver the keynote address at the diploma ceremony for #BCSSW on May 19. ow.ly/luyJ50VJcoC

At #BCSSW's annual Pinderhughes Diversity Lecture, Assistant Professor Ed-Dee G. Williams explored everything from the scientific understanding of #autism to the impact of technology on advancing social work practice: ow.ly/FbJr50VSNRz

BC Continuing Ed's summer programming series partners with BC School of Social Work to offer workshops for social workers and advanced clinical practice courses for children, youth, and families (CYF) in June & July. 🔗 Workshops: on.bc.edu/ContinuingEd_S… 🔗 CYF Courses: on.bc.edu/ContinuingEd_C…

We're excited to celebrate the Class of 2025! For more information about Commencement, including the livestream, please visit: bc.edu/content/bc-web…

At #BCSSW's diploma ceremony, speakers urged graduates to leverage the power of design to build a safer, more just, and more humane future: ow.ly/Gr4s50VXP2m

#BCSSW students and supervisors recently shared inspirational stories from the field as part of the School's 42 annual Mary Mason Field Instructor Appreciation Breakfast, an event celebrating supervisors for their year-long commitment to MSW students: ow.ly/bhqG50W1Mzy

In an op-ed for World Bank blogs, #BCSSW Prof. Theresa Betancourt, Theresa S. Betancourt ScD, MA, argues that investments in evidence-based interventions to strengthen adaptive social protection will help secure stronger resilience to crises for children and families. ow.ly/tZXx50W42wR

The successful outcomes of a BC School of Social Work trial in Rwanda - one that reached thousands of impoverished families and delivered an intervention aimed at reducing family violence and promoting early childhood development - were highlighted in a publication. on.bc.edu/SugiraMuryango…

#BCSSW doctoral candidate Christopher Baidoo has received a summer fellowship from the Rappaport Institute for Greater Boston of Greater Boston. For the next 2 months, he'll examine Massachusetts initiatives aimed at protecting children from sexual abuse in the digital world. ow.ly/Jx9h50W6gTS

Humanitarian crises are growing. For nearly 20 years, #BCSSW students, faculty, and staff have been rising to meet these challenges, stepping up to tackle complex social issues that transcend national boundaries. ow.ly/bhar50Wbyae

A UNICEF report finds that there's been a lot of progress in tackling child labor in many parts of the world. But sub-Saharan Africa has made less. BCSSW Professor Theresa Betancourt, Theresa S. Betancourt ScD, MA, joined NPR's "Morning Edition" to discuss the findings. ow.ly/Gxsq50WcUlY

Since 2019, dozens of #BCSSW students have completed coursework, field placements, and community service projects focused on older adults. It's thanks to BCSSW’s Spier Fellows in Aging Program, which is now accepting applications for the 2025-2026 AY. ow.ly/gwsh50Wf4Z6

A new report on child labor has found that steady progress has been made in reducing child labor globally, but that the goal to eliminate it is far from being met. #BCSSW Professor Theresa Betancourt, Theresa S. Betancourt ScD, MA, weighs in for NPR. ow.ly/zk4050WmsTM