Public agencies increasingly rely on the power of data and information technology (IT) to help improve the efficiency and effectiveness of public services.
Innovative program will create a new kind of child- and family-focused information technology workforce for the future
Historic initiative to invest in a strong, more diverse—and debt-relieved—behavioral health workforce
The UW School of Social Work is applying an ambitious, multi-level approach to addressing the serious shortage of graduate-level clinicians in Washington’s community-based behavioral health agency (CBHA) system—practitioners who are the backbone of that crucial system.
Student opportunity to co-create ground-breaking initiative sets career trajectory
At the School of Social Work, students are increasingly given unique opportunities to help design significant and sustainable models for social change.
School alum curates UW Gallery photo exhibit on essential workers
An exhibit of 17 photos, most taken by custodial workers, is on display in the hallway of UW’s Art Building. Called (in)Visibility, the exhibit was curated by Evalynn Fae Taganna Romano (MSW ‘20, MPH ’21),
Former faculty member, noted social work scholar and leader Rino J. Patti dies
Rino J. Patti, former member of the UW School of Social Work faculty who inspired a generation of social workers, died recently.