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Lilly’s Research Explores Family Mental Health Communication Through Film

Lilly’s Research Explores Family Mental Health Communication Through Film

A new study from Fordham GSS Assistant Professor Jenn Lilly, PhD, examines Latine/x/a/o parents/caregivers’ perceptions of Nuestro Apoyo — a short, research-based narrative film developed through participatory screenwriting with Latina young adults and designed to communicate qualitative findings about family mental health communication to Latine/x/a/o parents and caregivers. The film’s origins stemmed from one of […]

Chen Receives 2026 Violence Against Women and Children Manuscript Award from CSWE

Chen Receives 2026 Violence Against Women and Children Manuscript Award from CSWE

The Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service congratulates Assistant Professor Yafan Chen, PhD, who recently received the 2026 Violence Against Women and Children Manuscript Award from the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE)! The 2026 Violence Against Women and Children Manuscript Award is presented to authors whose work most advances feminist knowledge in the field of […]

Fordham GSS Kicks Off 2026 MSW Summer London Program

Fordham GSS Kicks Off 2026 MSW Summer London Program

The only thing better than studying a profession aligned with your values in the world’s greatest city? Getting to do it across the pond in another landmark location. Our 2026 cohort for the Fordham GSS Summer London Program kicked off its orientation on Monday, July 20, with a day of activities at our Lincoln Center […]

Combatting Tech-Facilitated Abuse on the Frontlines: AI and Gender-Based Violence

Combatting Tech-Facilitated Abuse on the Frontlines: AI and Gender-Based Violence

As a ninth grader who’d lived in four countries and navigated seven school districts, Saloni Sethi — now Commissioner for the Mayor’s Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence (ENDGBV) — sought solace from her isolation in the form of a family computer and an 18-year-old chatmate. One day, she found herself driving her mother’s […]

New Research Explains How Social Work Educators Can More Effectively Teach About Antisemitism

New Research Explains How Social Work Educators Can More Effectively Teach About Antisemitism

A new article from Graduate School of Social Service Professor Carole Cox, PhD, and Clinical Professor Dana Marlowe, PhD, asserts that social justice has, for too long, ignored antisemitism — and in doing so, has allowed it to flourish. And history, they write, shows antisemitism is often a precursor to other hate and oppression. The […]

“What’s Really Going On?”:  How One Moment Set Clinton Brown on His Path to Social Work

“What’s Really Going On?”: How One Moment Set Clinton Brown on His Path to Social Work

The patient’s husband was furious. He stormed into the hospital’s patient representative office, demanding answers about his wife’s chemotherapy bill. Something wasn’t right, and he wanted it fixed immediately. Clinton Brown, MSW ’27, was the first point of contact. The man’s anger quickly filled the room. Brown knew there was more to this story, but […]

Distinguishing Social Work From Charity

Distinguishing Social Work From Charity

“Pakistan does not have a giving problem,” writes Graduate School of Social Service Associate Professor Rahbel Rahman-Tahir, PhD, in a recent piece for Dawn, Pakistan’s newspaper of record. “Pakistanis give at mosques, through family networks and civil society organisations that have held communities together for decades. But charity is not social work.” Rahman-Tahir’s article, titled “Charity […]

Why You Can’t Think Your Way Through Emotions

Why You Can’t Think Your Way Through Emotions

When we’re at the crossroads of handling bad emotions, we can choose one of two routes, says Hilary Jacobs Hendel, author of Parents Have Feelings, Too. We can try to suppress the emotion and pretend it’s not there, or we can be proactive and constructive, setting ourselves up for a better future. This is where […]

Event: Westchester Campus Open House and Info Session!

Event: Westchester Campus Open House and Info Session!

On Saturday, June 6, from 10 AM – 12 PM, the Graduate School of Social Service will host an open house and information session for anyone interested in pursuing their Fordham MSW at our Westchester campus. At the session, attendees will receive information on Part-Time and Full-Time MSW coursework, as well as Financial aid and scholarship […]

Event: Discussing AI’s Impact on Gender-Based Harm

Event: Discussing AI’s Impact on Gender-Based Harm

On Monday, June 15, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET, the Graduate School of Social Service will host a virtual expert discussion on artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on gender-based violence and health. The event is a collaboration with the NYC Mayor’s Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence, Brown University, and Weill […]

THE SOCIAL WORKER: Social Workers as the Human Solution to Navigating 2026

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