Carole Cox Honored by Journal of Gerontological Social Work
Professor Carole Cox, Ph.D., was honored recently by the Journal of Gerontological Social Work for her manuscript…
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Washington Post Cites Sameena Azhar’s Research on Anti-Asian Bias
On Monday, Apr. 19, The Washington Post published an article titled “There’s a long, global history…
Watch Now: Vicarious Trauma and Self-Care in the Time of Covid
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are exposed to intense stressors and traumatic experiences on…
Event — Working with Children: Vicarious Trauma and Self-Care in the Time of COVID
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are exposed to intense stressors and traumatic experiences on…
The World Needs Community Health Workers — Especially Right Now
The COVID-19 pandemic recovery is looking up, but it’s far from over. We must not…
Professor: Marginalized Groups Need More Support to Deal with COVID-19 Impact
Photo courtesy of Marciana Popescu.“This pandemic did not happen in a vacuum.” That was the…
Managing Fears and Anxieties in a Time of Pandemic
In addition to claiming lives and livelihoods, the coronavirus crisis has disrupted just about every…
Amid COVID-19, Fordham Graduates Work to Alleviate New Yorkers’ Food Insecurity
Camesha Grant, Ph.D. (Photo by B.A. Van Sise), and Janet Miller (Photo courtesy of CAMBA)The…
Fordham Alumni on the Front Lines of the Coronavirus Pandemic
Kyle Mitchell, FCRH ’15, a registered nurse in the emergency department at Lenox Health Greenwich…
Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Leading the Effort to Expand New York Hospital Services
Michael Dowling at the 2017 Graduate School of Social Service diploma ceremony, where he addressed…