Peter Wolf is a research and policy analyst with Best Friends Animal Society, a nonprofit animal welfare organization that focuses on outreach to promote pet adoption, animal shelters that minimize euthanasia and spay-and-neuter education. Peter, like many we have talked to in the animal welfare field, came to his work with community cats by a somewhat unconventional route. Growing up in the suburbs of Detroit, he did not have pets in his home but was always fascinated by and bonded with community cats.
GSSW staff member and alumnus Salvador Armendariz, MSW ’11, is helping to fund education for youth in India through his work as a photographer.
A new web page spotlights the ways that GSSW is expanding equity and advancing social justice through research and scholarship.
A new interdisciplinary course developed by GSSW uses human-centered design to develop solutions for youth experiencing homelessness.
GSSW Professor N. Eugene Walls helps design National HIV Behavioral Surveillance Study of men who have sex with men. Findings shape local prevention and treatment.
Graduate School of Social Work alumnus and Professor William Cloud discusses his concept of recovery capital, which has reframed the addiction treatment field.
