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The University of Iowa School of Social Work conducts an annual, nationwide poetry contest to acknowledge the creative talent of social workers and to draw attention to social work as a profession. Submit your poem by 1/31/27.

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The captivating, authentic series, The Airport Chaplain, offers a longed-for community, multi-layered principals, and a master class in vicarious and secondary trauma.

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Understanding realities of emergency service professions does not replace trauma-informed care; it strengthens it. It helps clinicians see not only what happened to the client, but also how the profession influenced the meaning of the experiences.

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What often determines whether new social workers develop confidence and resilience or question whether they belong in the profession is not simply the workload. It is the quality of supervision they receive during those first months and years.

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“You’re too sensitive” was my family’s response when I informed them that I wanted to become a social worker. I assured them that I could handle it, and I did for a span of 42 years. These are my reflections.

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