How Can We Learn From Europe’s Policy Changes to Help Families?
A new book from Fordham GSS Professor and Mary Ann Quaranta Chair for Social Justice…
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Cox and Marlowe to Publish Book on Antisemitism and Social Work
Congratulations to Fordham GSS faculty members Carole Cox, Ph.D., and Dana Marlowe, Ph.D., who have…
Alumna Mary Beth Quaranta Morrissey, GSS ’11, Named Chair of New York State Bar Association Health Law Section
This summer, Mary Beth Quaranta Morrissey, Ph.D., MPH, JD, FCRH ’79, LAW ’82, GSS ’11,…
The Societal Importance of Caregivers
According to the World Health Organization, one in six people will be 60 or older…
Want Results? Tell a Story: Professor Collaborates with Students on Research-Backed Film
Emily is a first-generation Latina teen struggling to approach her family members about her mental…
Colocated Care Improves Mental and Physical Health Outcomes, Study Says
Research from Fordham GSS Assistant Professor Elizabeth Matthews, Ph.D., emphasizes the potential positive impacts of…
Where Is All the Military Social Work Literature?
Spanning over seven decades of military social work literature, a new narrative review from Fordham…
Empowering Latina Adolescents: A Strengths-Based Perspective on Sexual Health
New research from multiple members of the Fordham GSS community explores how Latina adolescents manage…
Forum Event: How to Help At-Risk Children Worldwide
At a forum event held on July 25 at Fordham’s Lincoln Center campus, experts gathered…
How Does Unpaid Care Work Impact Women’s Employment?
Three Fordham GSS community members published research this month that uncovered a significant association between…