Thrilled to join USC College of Social Work’s panel honoring Black social work pioneers & contemporary changemakers who are transforming the field! Join us for a virtual celebration of contributions and insights - …tyofsouthcarolina-yrckc.formstack.com/forms/social_w… #socialwork #BlackHistoryMonth

Thrilled to be the keynote speaker for GADE Social Work 2023! Join me for my keynote on "Social Work History" and follow-up breakout session on "Leveraging Social Work History in Divisive Times" to transform doctoral education. See you there! web.cvent.com/event/07e94cfc…

🚨 Don't miss out on our upcoming webinar: "Red Scares, Political Repression, & Social Work: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow"! Delve into the evolving political landscape, its impact on social policy, and the challenges social workers face. Register now: umn.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Great resource!

This week on Wednesday: "Red Scares, Political Repression, & Social Work: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow"! Consider: What can we learn about resistance from those who came before us? Register: umn.zoom.us/webinar/regist… Social Welfare History Group kit Jessica Toft Justin Harty

Starting soon!!

Join Social Welfare History Group Doctoral Group! Led by Justin Harty & Mimi Abramovitz! Connect w/ historically-minded doc students & faculty mentors, exchange ideas, & collaborate on social work/welfare history projects. Join groups.google.com/g/swhg_doc & complete our survey forms.gle/FsCsrHbvUwV7PQ…

Such important work, Follow Elise Johnson on Blue Sky! Understanding local social work history is vital for our communities. It's time to rediscover and celebrate those who have been forgotten or silenced. Their legacies live on, and it's our responsibility to carry their stories forward.

We’ll-argued and thoughtful piece by @guz_samantha! NASW Social Welfare History Group

Registration open for first joint webinar 5 June 2023 between Social Work History Network (UK) & Social Welfare History Group (USA) - looking at archives and sources for history of #socialwork - importance of history to understanding current practice challenges! BASW NASW ifsw kcl.ac.uk/events/uncover…

Registration open for first joint webinar June 5, 2023 between Social Work History Network (UK) & Social Welfare History Group (USA) - looking at archives and sources for history of #socialwork - importance of history to understanding current practice challenges! kcl.ac.uk/events/uncover…

"Archives are a partial history" emphasized by David Jones (Social Work History Network). When conducting historical social work research, it's vital to reflect on this insight. Let's prioritize building marginalized archives for a comprehensive social work/welfare record before it fades away.

Late, but on #Juneteenth, let's honor the legacy of E. Franklin Frazier. In 1927, he underscored the need for specialized education for Black social workers, illuminating the roles of Women's Clubs & benevolent societies in Black social welfare history. #SocialWork #BlackHistory

Reflections on my Clarke Chambers Travel Fellowship Chambers Fellowship Awardee ange baldado offers important reflections on the experience and impact of this fellowship continuum.umn.edu/2023/10/reflec…

Voting for SSWR board is open! I'd love your vote for Early Career Director-At-Large. I'm committed to growing our historical research and advancing critical social work. Read my statement here and cast your vote by 12/20 vote.associationvoting.com/sswr/. #socialwork #socialworkchatter

Support Stephen Monroe's fundraising campaign to raise funds for 2023 End of Year 60 Day Challenge. givegreater.cfgnh.org/p2p/340759/ste… via GiveGab is now Bonterra

Social Welfare History Group leaders have just published an article in the Journal of Social Work Education urging a stronger focus on social welfare history in teaching, research and practice. We encourage everyone to read and share widely. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Join us for the "Resilience and Resistance" webinar on 2/22, 7p, ET. Explore the historical journey of Black social work from Civil War to present-day. Co-sponsored by ACOSA & Social Welfare History Group. Register: tinyurl.com/HartyBlackSW #MacroSocialWork #SocialWork #BlackHistoryMonth

Excited to share my new article on the VCU Libraries Social Welfare History Project: “Social Work in Divisive Times: Navigating Dual Roles Across Eras and Movements.” In these challenging times, understanding our history is crucial to improving our future. Supported by a VCU