05/31/2017 by By Howard Lipke, Ph.D.
In this contribution to the column we return to the work of Toni Morrison. Her novel Jazz tells the stories of African-Americans living in New York City in the period between the two world wars, and the travels and travails that brought them to the city.
05/31/2017 by By Josianne Lamothe, MSW, Ph.D. candidate, and Jody Sell, MSW, RSW
This reciprocal exchange of information between research and practice with the aim of achieving improved client outcome is a process referred to as Knowledge Transfer (KT).
05/31/2017 by Glenn Goss, DSW, DAAETS
While research on the impacts of humanitarian work on the individual workers is clearly important, there is also a need to understand how the external sequelae of violence, threat, and destabilization affects teams and organizations.