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Despite the Best Intentions: How Racial Inequality Thrives in Good Schools takes a look at a suburban public high school that appears to be the utopia of racial equity to understand the disconnect between good intentions and real world outcomes.


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Moving trauma-informed education and vicarious trauma prevention from the periphery to the very foundation of professional development and coursework would allow students not just to serve others but to protect their own capacity for care.


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Resolutions or regrets? Here are some field-tested, tried-and-true strategies to help with solidifying a self-care commitment for the new year. And, have some fun!


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The New Social Worker published 74 articles in 2025. Our list of most-read articles for 2025 tells us the story of what social workers have been reading here and reflects important issues. We thank you, friends, and look forward to seeing you in 2026


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Under the new "non-professional" label, annual federal borrowing limits for social work students will drop significantly—from amounts often exceeding $20,500 up to the full cost of attendance (via Grad PLUS loans)—to a strict $20,500 per year.


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