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How has mental health care for veterans changed over time? Explore the history of mental health access for veterans and current veteran support systems.
Health care social workers provide vital support to various patient populations. Explore this career and find out how to become a health care social worker.
Social workers play an important role in combating school bullying. Discover what social workers can do to offer solutions to bullying in schools today.
Interested in learning what social and community service managers do? Explore the details of this rewarding and in-demand role and how to pursue the career.
What can you do with a master’s in social work? Explore the many career paths available, and learn how an M.S.W. can prepare you to embark on the journey.
The rise of telehealth social work has changed the way social workers provide mental health care. Explore how becoming an LCSW can help you make an impact.
How can community-based health education empower people to improve their wellness? Explore a VCU faculty member’s health education and promotion work in action.
How does a foster care social worker promote child welfare? Explore the role of foster care social workers and the effects of foster care on children.
In September, the Biden administration hosted the first White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health in 50 years with the goal to completely eliminate food insecurity by 2030. Food insecurity has been tied to poor physical health, focus, and mental well-being. Youngmi Kim, Ph.D., VCU School of Social Work associate professor, has studied and published extensively about this topic and her research is quoted in this article.
Social affirmation is important, especially for children who have begun to realize that their identity does not match the gender they were assigned at birth. Although it is not technically medical care, social affirmation is an important part of providing gender-affirming care. Maurice Gattis, Ph.D., an associate professor in the School of Social Work and senior advisor to the Queer Research and Advocacy Center (Q Collective) at Virginia Commonwealth University, explains why.








