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At her installation ceremony on September 23 at Town and Gown, Laura S. Abrams, dean of USC Social Work, shared with an audience of more that 200 that "being a dean is so much more than a job."
https://ow.ly/UCW550ZRSrI by @uscsocialwork

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Thank you to all the families who came out for our #USCSocialWork Latino Parent Orientation last Saturday. Hosted by the @uscswlaab and the @latinxusc, the event brought together parents and students to learn more about the MSW program, meet faculty and staff, explore resources and enjoy a USC campus tour. Many families also shared heartwarming and inspiring stories of their journeys to reach this milestone. A big welcome to these and all our new Trojan families! by @uscsocialwork

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USC has launched a new Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program, the first such degree offered by an R1 private university in California. The BSW is designed to directly address the behavioral health workforce shortage in California and support students in building meaningful careers after graduation. Read the full story: https://tinyurl.com/2wz785v5 @USCedu by @uscsocialwork

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Join us for an exciting opportunity to support the SDP-Keck Human Rights Clinic's mission of providing pro-bono psychological evaluations for asylum seekers and those seeking humanitarian relief. Must be an LCSW, LMFT, LPCC, PMHNP, Psychologist or Psychiatrist licensed in California.

Next information session is Wednesday, August 19 at 9:30am PT. Register or find additional dates here: https://tinyurl.com/muwxcm76 by @uscsocialwork

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Associate Teaching Professor Susan Hess writes blog about the most important lesson she learned in Israel: how to listen. Read the blog: https://tinyurl.com/5dvt3wyf by @uscsocialwork

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ICYMI the first time, we are sharing some of the best episodes from the first two seasons of the #USCSocialWork podcast, Listen. Up. People. Listen to this full episode at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFLxGINtmnI and follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube and Amazon Music for the complete series. by @uscsocialwork

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Listen to Dr. Henwood's feature on @laistofficial AirTalk with Larry Mantle: “If the federal government is not going to fund affordable housing, who else will? If you look at how much of the state budget goes to housing and homelessness, it’s a very small portion." Listen to the full AirTalk at our link in bio!
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#usc #socialwork #homelessness #research #losangeles taken in Los Angeles, California by @uscsocialwork

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Results of the 2026 Annual Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count were released today, showing a 1.2% increase to an estimated 73,040 people in Los Angeles County, and a 3.4% increase to 45,194 people in the City of Los Angeles. Neither change is deemed statistically significant.

Since 2017, the Center for Homelessness, Housing and Health Equity Research (USC H3E) at the USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work has collaborated with @lahomelessservices on the design, implementation, and analysis of the Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count. USC H3E leads the survey data collection and final statistical analysis, in collaboration with @uclafielding and @youngpeopletothefront. Find complete information about this year’s results here: LAHSA.org/homeless-count/ by @uscsocialwork

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#MinorityMentalHealthMonth #BIPOCmentalhealth by @uscsocialwork

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Professor Ben Henwood joined Larry Mantle on public radio show AirTalk to discuss what we can rethink about state and local policies surrounding homelessness, what strategies are working and if there is a way to improve the pace of progress. Listen or read: https://tinyurl.com/bdzkphcv by @uscsocialwork

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The #USCSocialWork Research for Social Change Seminar Series features presentations on a research topic that impacts social change and are available for anyone to view. In this video from earlier this year, PhD student Liv Canning shares research on mediating pathways from potentially morally injurious events to PTSD. Watch the full recorded seminar here: https://tinyurl.com/3cuabp6e by @uscsocialwork

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#Pride by @uscsocialwork

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