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inSocialWork is the podcast series of the University at Buffalo School of Social Work. The purpose of this series is to engage practitioners and researchers in lifelong learning and to promote researc... more
FAQs about inSocialWork:How many episodes does inSocialWork have?The podcast currently has 103 episodes available.
August 18, 2020COVID-19: Challenges and Opportunities in Social Work Field Education during a Global Pandemic“COVID: 19 really created unprecedented challenges that very few of us had ever confronted and probably in reality we weren’t really prepared for. [I]t was the ultimate crisis to test our ability to be collaborative problem solvers”...more26minPlay
June 02, 2020Child Welfare and COVID-19: Ensuring safety and well-being in a global pandemicNow that we are in the middle of a pandemic, child welfare agencies are faced with the incredible challenge of immediately shifting to a virtual workforce;moving all of their staff and operations out of the agency, establishing policies and protocols, and procedures for how to support a virtual workforce. While also ensuring the safety and well-being of children and families in their care, and the physical safety of their workforce from the virus itself.”...more0minPlay
March 10, 2020International Social Service: The Social Worker for Social Workers“ISS-USA, International Social Service USA is the American member of a network of social workers and lawyers working in about 130 countries around the world. [W]e serve more than seventy-five thousand families a year in the network, we work on issues primarily involving children and families that are separated across the border.”...more46minPlay
February 25, 2020Multiracial Attunement: Shifting Social Work Towards a Culture of Inclusivity“In our field and in many helping profession fields we have been very slow in getting outside of single race ways of engaging human experience... and I just think we have been really slow and disconnected in research and the development of our knowledge from the way that many social workers and many of us as people live and the complexity that we live, and so we continue to slice and dice racially in these really grossly inadequate ways of trying to capture peoples racialized experiences.”...more41minPlay
February 11, 2020Hoarding: Assessment, Differential Diagnosis and Treatment“So many people believe that people end up in this hoarding situation because they come from a family line that suffered under the Depression. Billions of people went through the Depression and they didn’t hoard maladaptively... But some hoard adaptively. [T]he difference between adaptive hoarding and maladaptive hoarding is not necessarily the amount you buy, but that you use it.”...more46minPlay
January 24, 2020“I Don’t Want a New Worker. Where’s My Old Worker?”: Relationship Disruptions Between Youth and Child Welfare Professionals“Clearly there is always going to be some degree of turnover in child welfare, however, this study found time and time again that it was not just that turnover happened, but how turnover happened.”...more36minPlay
December 16, 2019Exploring Opportunities for Social Impact and Social Innovation through Public-Private Partnerships“Shared value is a management strategy in which companies find business opportunities in social problems. [I]t focuses on solving social problems but also getting some competitive advantage.”...more42minPlay
December 02, 2019It’s all about relationships: Drug Courts – what are they and how do they work? (part 1 of 2)"The goal of [drug courts] is promoting empowerment and self-accountability in regards to this process of healing and change.”...more34minPlay
November 18, 2019Exploring the Possibilities and Opportunities for Post-Traumatic Growth Among Parents of Children with Autism“I became really aware that the way we help parents, will ultimately impact the children that they have.”...more43minPlay
November 04, 2019Exploring the Impact of Culture on the Parenting Styles of Latino Fathers“When [social workers] talk about families, we often mean mothers –the kid and the mom. We forget about the dads. [I] want social workers to understand how parenting and the parent-child relationship works for Latino fathers. This way we can be better integrated into the practice [social workers] are doing”...more32minPlay
FAQs about inSocialWork:How many episodes does inSocialWork have?The podcast currently has 103 episodes available.