Criminal justice social workers—also prison social workers, or correctional social workers as they are sometimes called—are social workers whose clients are, have been, or may soon be incarcerated.
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Bullying is common in schools. What should you do if your child is a bully? Experts say punishment and shaming don’t work. Here are more effective strategies for parents, educators and students to address bullying.
A collection of resources for veterans seeking employment help, career training and one-on-one counseling.
Social Work License Map offers mental health resources for first responders.
Social Work License Map offers mental health resources for students experiencing homelessness.
Explore resources which address the importance of self-care for social workers, students and other helpers.
Educating children and adolescents about suicide prevention can help save lives. Explore resources on discussing this topic with kids and teens.
Social workers and other helping professionals need to practice self-awareness to avoid appearing judgmental to the people whom they are helping.
Exploring Identity in Multicultural or Mixed-Race Families
Social Work Licensing Map asks experts about bisexual erasure, how it affects mental health and what allies can do to support people who are bisexual.