A five-year study to evaluate the long-term impacts of legalizing nonmedical marijuana on teens, young adults and parents received more than $3 million from the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
Long-term impact of legalizing nonmedical marijuana receives $3 million grant
School’s Aging with Pride study played a role in state’s first LBGTQ senior housing
The state’s first LGBTQ-affirming affordable senior housing community is well underway on Seattle’s Capitol Hill. Known as Pride Place, the new eight-story building includes 118 income-restricted apartments.
Joint Statement on Roe v. Wade from the Deans of the University of Washington Schools of Nursing, Social Work, and Public Health
On June 24, 2022, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) issued a historic 6-3 decision that overturned Roe v. Wade, giving individual states the power to make decisions about the legality of abortion in their jurisdictions.
School researchers receive grants to address critical challenges facing population health
Two research teams with representation from the University of Washington School of Social Work received grants recently from the UW Population Health Initiative.
Three School of Social Work alumni recognized for outstanding leadership and service
Three UW School of Social Work graduates, each at a different point in their impressive career paths, will receive alumni awards for their innovation, leadership and impact.