Emphasizing social and racial justice research, the Graduate School of Social Work leads the University of Denver in research expenditures.
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GSSW Professor Emeritus John Kayser discusses the role of historical consciousness and imagination in reckoning with our past, repairing harms, and improving how we teach and practice social work.
The University of Denver Graduate School of Social Work curriculum includes teletherapy and a new course on digital justice in social work.
The Institute for Human-Animal Connection's research uses innovative approaches to answer seminal questions in the human-animal-environment interactions field. This year, our research team grew with the addition of three full-time staff positions. We produced several reports and publications, including: 10 peer-reviewed publications and 3 other publications, with 6 additional manuscripts submitted or under review.
From teletherapy to delivering frontline services, the pandemic was a springboard for use of technology in social work practice.
A new book by GSSW Professor Ann Petrila — “Voices from Srebrenica: Survivor Narratives of the Bosnian Genocide” — shares eyewitness accounts of the 1995 genocide in Bosnia.
Associate Prof. Shannon Sliva shares her ideas on restorative justice and how we can create conditions for justice and healing, creating a world that focuses on collective care as an alternative to the criminal legal system.
Professor Deb Ortega discusses key concepts of critical race theory, how it can improve understanding of social problems and development of interventions, and how it can be used to cultivate compassion.
