<p>In this episode, Mia interviews Jay Quiroz-Martinez, a current first year student in the Social Welfare Program at UCLA. They delve into the disparities that exist within the social work field and further courses of action to create a more inclusive and safe space for all individuals. </p>

In this episode, Mia interviews Jay Quiroz-Martinez, a current first year student in the Social Welfare Program at UCLA. They delve into the disparities that exist within the social work field and further courses of action to create a more inclusive and safe space for all individuals.

<p>In this episode, Mia interviews Jay Quiroz-Martinez, a current first year student in the Social Welfare Program at UCLA. They delve into the disparities that exist within the social work field and further courses of action to create a more inclusive and safe space for all individuals.&nbsp;</p>

Inequities in Social Welfare Regarding Disability and Poverty

The Heme Sapiens Project blog produces op-eds and glossary terms written by talented UCLA undergraduates to bolster and discuss current healthcare issues occurring in our community​. Our Heme Sapiens podcast provides different perspectives on healthcare from students, providers, and community members to educate listeners on pertinent topics in health and community activism

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