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Associate Professor Jennifer Stuber spoke to the New York Times to discuss the rising rates of suicides involving guns and firearm fatalities among children in the United States, and the role of firearm storage practices.
SSW Associate Professor and Gerontologist Clara Berridge’s research focuses on the ethical and policy implications of digital technologies used in elder care. In recent media appearances, she discussed her research on the role of social robots and AI in elder care and questioned the adequacy of robots replacing human interaction.
The ambitious Tulalip Tribal Court Practicum gives MSW students hands-on experience in tribal law. MSW students partner with UW law students to handle clients’ cases in the tribal court as part of a public defense team, conduct independent research and even sit for the Tulalip tribal bar exam.
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