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UW-Madison Sandra Rosenbaum School of Social Work
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Through five academic programs, we strive to enhance human well-being and promote human rights.
Faculty Profile: Lara Gerassi
Dr. Gerassi’s research informs policies and programs that enhance the well-being of people in the sex trades. Her work aims to include the perspectives of sex trafficking survivors, sex workers, and people who trade sex but do not identify with either term or phenomenon.
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Faculty Profile: Tawandra Rowell-Consulo
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Dr. Rowell-Cunsolo’s research examines the intersection of the criminal legal system and health outcomes, especially ways in which incarceration affects the health of vulnerable communities in the areas of HIV risk behaviors, substance misuse, and other chronic health outcomes.
Faculty Profile: Pajarita Charles
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Dr. Charles’ research centers on the development, implementation, and testing of interventions to promote positive outcomes among families affected by the criminal legal system with particular attention to parents incarcerated in prisons and jails. Dr. Charles’ work also includes fostering research, practice, and public sector partnerships to build capacity for criminal justice reform.
Faculty Profile: Alejandra Ros Pilarz
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Dr. Pilarz’ research aims to improve the wellbeing of working families with low-incomes through policy-relevant research. She examines the effects of parental employment and children’s early care and education contexts on family wellbeing and children’s development.
Madison Bike Week!
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It's Madison Bike Week! We are showing our appreciation for all things biking here at SSW! Here are two amazing faculty/staff, Laura Dresser and Amy Basel, telling us why they love their bikes and where they like to ride them! What's your favorite place to ride your bike? #bikeweek #reels #madison
Title IV-E Spring Child Welfare Dialog
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"No Other Choice: The Diverse Experiences and Needs of Labor and Sex Trafficked Youth" Talk by: Dr. Meredith Dank. Program Director, Human Exploitation and Resilience, Associate Professor, NYU Marron Institute of Urban Management
Social Work Degree Info and Q&A for College Students
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Follow UW-Madison undergrad and grad students through an informative video on the social work profession and degree process. While we are students at the UW-Madison, this video would be perfect for any interested high school, incoming undergrad, or graduate student anywhere in the United States! We cover info on the Bachelor's of Social work and Master's of Social Work degrees. This video was m...
Social Work with Indigenous Communities
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Laura Hiebing, MSW '15, is an alumna of the school and has been a lecturer for the past seven years. She also works on campus overseeing NDGNS UW: The Network for Development and Growth of Indigenous Scholars.
Social Work Certification and Licensure
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Social Work Certification and Licensure presented by Marc Herstand, MSW CISW, Executive Director of National Association of Social Workers, Wisconsin Chapter.
Immigrant Dairy Workers in Wisconsin: Moving from Awareness to Action
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Ruth Conniff Brenda Gonzalez Fabiola Hamdan Melissa Sanchez Heidi Wegleitner Across the nation, immigrants are working in dangerous and sometimes illegal conditions, struggling to connect to services, and facing hostility and policy failure. Federal and state leaders have failed to make life safer or more secure for immigrants, but there is a chance for progress at the local level. In November ...
RCC GameChangers--Youth Perspectives on Sexual Violence, Intersectionality, and Activism
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Moderator: Courtney Schwalbach Young Activists: Taylor DuVarney Jennie Lee Cameron Young Akanksha Denduluri Hear from members of the RCC Sexual Violence Resource Center’s GameChangers, a collective of young activists who are passionate about social justice and creating change in their communities. GameChangers focus on educating themselves and their communities about sexual violence and interse...
Healing and Justice Center A Community Based Approach to Public Safety Cohen, Gilmer, Thompson, Sw
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Shimon Cohen Rachel Gilmer Tarrah Hield-Swann Chettarra Thompson In Miami, 52% of murder victims are Black. In response, our neighborhoods are flooded with police. Meanwhile, we are starved of the resources actually needed to keep people safe - housing, jobs, after-school programming, mental health, and healthcare. Our communities are caught in a trap - poverty, violence, and incarceration. We ...
Practicing Connected in Community
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Charla Yearwood Myranda Warden Join us for an insightful breakout session led by Charla Yearwood, founder of Connected in Community-a pioneering group therapy practice established in 2020 with a resolute focus on equity and the development of anti-oppressive clinical practices. In this engaging presentation, Charla, and her colleague Rand, candidly share the journey of navigating what has worke...
Imagining Border, Prison, and Police Abolition for Health Justice
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Imagining Border, Prison, and Police Abolition for Health Justice Ronica Mukerjee There is an urgent need for an abolitionist framework to resist border, police, and prison violence. While prison, border, and police abolition have emerged as central planks among social movements in recent years, the ways that these carceral systems interact with bodies and health have often remained undiscussed...
"F-ck it. We'll do it." -- Black Women
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"F-ck it. We'll do it." Black Women
Social Work Without Mandated Reporting
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Social Work Without Mandated Reporting
Title IV-E Fall 2023 Public Child Welfare Dialog
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Title IV-E Fall 2023 Public Child Welfare Dialog
Lunch and Learn with Michael Moody, CEO and Co-Founder of Catalyst for Change
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Lunch and Learn with Michael Moody, CEO and Co-Founder of Catalyst for Change
Title IV-E Spring Public Child Welfare Dialog, Part II
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Title IV-E Spring Public Child Welfare Dialog, Part II
Title IV-E Spring Public Child Welfare Dialog, Part I
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Title IV-E Spring Public Child Welfare Dialog, Part I
Advocacy During the Wisconsin State Budget Process
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Advocacy During the Wisconsin State Budget Process
SWCRIC Disability Justice in Voting Rights
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SWCRIC Disability Justice in Voting Rights
Shifting the Mindset on Mandated Reporting
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Shifting the Mindset on Mandated Reporting
Understanding Disability Through the Family Lens
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Understanding Disability Through the Family Lens
This video helped me understand macro practice! Thank you so much! - struggling college student
Iam presently a student of social work under going phd programme in India. pls, help me with your emil. phone contact .i really appreciate your lectures. Thanks.
Are Indian nationals accepted in this university?. I have completed MSW recently and I wanted to know the eligibility requirements for International students. Thank you!.
I love that Wisconsin accent
Thank you, i find this video very helpful.
Thank for your talk! Do you have a link to the video you played?
I miss him, he was very fun and nice to hang around with it’s a shame he’s gone I didn’t even get to know of his cancer before he died
Thank you for making these available to the public!
great presentation!
Thank you for the presentation
I love the video and I am interested please
Community mental health is the application of specialize knowledge to population and communities to promote and maintain mental health and to rehabilitation population at risk that continue to have residual effect of mental illness
Yes - typical social worker, fat, overweight, addicted to something.. and you don't have your own crap together. Don't be telling people how to live. Look at yourself in the mirror it's disgusting
What about court ordered, does that include that.
ANTHONY OBO-CLAUDIUS OGOSU, NIGERIA WEST AFRICA.Cingratulatioms to You.
Lynda was my therapist back in the 90s
Sounds like just plain racism to normal folks.
Phenomenal presentation! Thank you so much!
Definitely before Covid
CPS should be shit down and arrested for violation of the Constitution of the United Stares. Also crimes against Humanity. You are against Father's . Parental Rights. We don't need you to make plans to rescue children from their families. You are the enemy of America. Damn your ass
Great presentation! I’m currently a second year MSW student interning in a hospital setting and I love it!
In one word EVERYTHING! Medical social workers do everything
gay af
This was very helpful!
amazing presentation.
I feel like there is not much information or awareness on the medical social work but your video helped a lot, thank you! There is no emphasis available , or required/suggested course for the BSW focusing on medicine at the UWGB campus so I often feel like I’m going in blind and unprepared on what to expect as a medical/clinical professional as opposed to the micro professions like case management or therapy. Your lecture was impressive to me considering the amount of information you had to remember and supply while being sick.
the sound is not good I am quite disappointed
hi why did it fade to black>
the blind separate themselves and the services they get and I think that those who are not mentally ill but have mental disabilities, should do the same, being clear that you need to separate the two types of disabilities too. I typed this before watching lol.
Not all of us can be as perfect as Y'all. !!! Childhood Trauma and Abuse is usually the reason for maladjustment aka PTSD.. Helping is one thing but Judging and High Horsing is another which is counter productive to the person. Unless you're thoroughly trained also. COMMUNITY ORIENTED PERSECUTION IS THE OTHER. LYNCH MOBBING OF PTSD VICTIMS WHICH IS WELL, NEFARIOUS !!!
Love it! As a resident physician, and on behalf of my co-residents, we really appreciate the hard work and code of ethics of our social work colleagues. Thanks for doing what you do!
Well done. I liked your presentation mate. That was awesome.
Thanks mate. That was awesome. I enjoyed really good. Come back again. Will you? .
What a powerful panel. Thanks yall so much for allowing this to be public.
Interested in the material, but the use of um, you know and other stuttering in public speaking makes it hard to listen to
Thank you for this, very insightful.
I appreciate the topic. I been accept into MSW program. I been struggling with idea of HBCU or another University.
And I worked harder than my therapist. They should never tell people how to live.
Very Well Written and Extremely Extremely Accurate
No, a social worker is not a psychiatrist or nurse practitioner. They don’t need to study biology, chemistry and medicine. So I believe that we need to silence these people who aren’t qualified to diagnosis people. That when they diagnosis, it’s usually judgmental. I could have ended up homeless. I don’t like social workers. I was told that I had an eating disorder when I weighed 145 pounds and I am only 5’6” tall. They are liars. They will make illnesses just to get money or to have a job. These people are talking about mental illness like it’s retardation. I would like it if one of these ladies would like to be a student in the economist’s class named John Nash. This video is the most judgmental video that I ever heard. All what it’s like is about making money. They aren’t nurses. They don’t have to understand medicine. I have nothing good to say about these people.
Also, I met violent psychology students. The way that there is an older gentleman talking about being in jail can get a person falsely arrested and accused. The lack of knowledge from the narrator confuses people. That people who don’t believe that they are mentally ill, examples non straight people. I am asexual. My dad may have been angry at me for not showing enough interest in men. That I was critiqued for wanting to cook Spanish traditional foods by a social worker because I guess that I don’t look Spanish. That I was a housekeeper, so I don’t understand why this woman is talking down to people from dysfunctional families. That if I mention that I am capable that someone would cry grandiosity. I couldn’t afford college, so I had to work hard. The narrator is foolish to be fearful. There is a phobia of people with mental health problems. I think she is prejudiced. That’s probably why people don’t want help.
Thank you for all the wonderful memories - I miss him every day - Gerri
she seems stressed.
I'm sorry! I was diagnosed with pneumonia shortly after this video but I still work in medical social work and I love it!
She's giving a presentation.. a lot of people are slightly stressed speaking in front og groups.
MHMR says they need blood tests twice a year so will that check if I’m taking the meds cause I’m detoxing & I don’t want them to find out
Fixing stuff at home yes you can people you are not stupid you have a brain morons use it people study this video well indeed people don't be a Major moronic nut get the information and fix stuff 😆 fast!
Learning from teachers is easy other planets is another matter but for me having 100 different languages is a universal thing don't ask it's hard on the ascii version though I also know Linux and Windows plus Mac and Dos many systems are language of planets 😆 go figure strange but true but they are awesome portals I accept alot most of the time, travel is great . just leave a marker there...
And also a cookie too they love them!
The makadamea nut is good 🍪!
Hope I spelled that cookie 🍪 name right it's from Hawaii might have did spelling off love the cookies though!
Wow! This is good stuff. She has a pleasant and engaging presentation style. I have gotten many labels and now I'm having difficulty with decision making and my dad told me he's house bound. 15:00 Digging deeper that psychologists don't normally do when using open ended question. 16:40 I agree yes this is good to recognize. Multiplicity of contexts. "Whats Happening When, with Whom" I cant even stand two workers if our personalities or "fluctuations" are different. 20:00 This is true unless that dd individual has found themselves "slipping through the cracks" or "gaps" like me. I am all alone in my place with a homecare worker who is now more frustrated with me than not. And a community support worker that's a little nuts but now she's leaving. I can say one thing that it is difficult to manage everything yourself from workers, to house esp when there is asymmetric expectations.
Guaranteed Minimum Income? Oh! You mean teaching?