Three Book Reviews Released on Maschi’s Aging Behind Prison Walls
Aging Behind Prison Walls: Studies of Trauma and Resilience, the 2020 book written by GSS…
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GSS Professor Tina Maschi Publishes with Current and Former Students
Fordham Graduate School of Social Service Professor Tina Maschi, Ph.D., recently collaborated with two GSS…
Dr. Tina Maschi’s New Book Featured on Columbia University Press Blog
On November 18, GSS Professor Tina Maschi, Ph.D., appeared on the Columbia University Press blog…
2020 Vision of Care and Justice: Dr. Tina Maschi Shares About Her Life, Work, and Data-Driven Perspective
Dr. Tina Maschi worked in prisons as a clinical social worker. She worked inside the…
Forensic Social Work Conference: Social Justice in Tandem with Legal System
It may come as a surprise that the field of social work goes beyond the…
A Peer Advocate for Incarcerated Women
“When I first came here I was afraid,” said Josephine Cochrane, a student at the…
Coming Out of Prison: Social Work Study Looks at LGBT Elders
The United States currently has the highest rate of incarceration in the world, and a…
GSS’ Be The Evidence Publishes An Analysis of U.S. Compassionate & Geriatric Release Laws
Dr. Tina Maschi, Founder and President of GSS’ Be The Evidence International and Associate Professor at the Fordham…
What if We Set the ‘Prisoner’ Free, Humanity? Raising Contemporary Moral Questions Through Research and the Arts
In 2010, I was awarded the John A. Hartford Geriatric Social Work Award funded by…