New Research Calls for Collective Care for Hospital Social Workers
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, frontline workers such as doctors and nurses were rightly touted for…
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“Food Is Love”: How a Netflix Film Sparked Intergenerational Connection in Westchester
“Food is love,” said Joe Scaravella, the main character of Netflix’s new film Nonna’s, a…
Guest Lecturer Discusses How Global Migration Crises Challenge Mental Healthcare
Migration issues are filling our newsfeeds, stretching social workers thin, and even controlling the U.S.…
Moments from the 2025 GSS Alumni Block Party
It just gets better every year! It is such a pleasure to see our alumni…
7 Reasons Why You Should Attend This Year’s Fordham Alumni Block Party
Every year, Fordham welcomes its alumni back to the Lincoln Center campus to connect with…
Social Work Literature and Gendered Racism: A Scoping Review
Fordham GSS Assistant Professor Kimberly Hudson, Ph.D., just published the first formal evaluation of social…
Opportunities and Challenges of Artificial Intelligence Tools in the Child Protective Services Arena
Fordham GSS Professor Lauri Goldkind, Ph.D., and Fordham M.S.W. candidate Adrienne Holmes collaborated on an…
Lilly’s “Nuestro Apoyo” Spotlighted by ReelWorks
Nuestro Apoyo, a film created based on research conducted by Fordham GSS Assistant Professor Jenn…
GSS Celebrates Retirement of Professor Anita Lightburn
After 22 years of dedication to Fordham, Professor Anita Lightburn has announced her retirement from…
The Challenges of Social Work Theory-Practice Integration in China
Fordham GSS Professor Winnie Kung, Ph.D., published research in the European Journal of Social Work aiming to…