2022 ENGAGE Active Grant Recipients: Empowering Engagement with Detroit Communities
Youth Engagement through Cannabis Prevention and Employment Training
Faculty Member: Associate Professor Cristina Bares
MSW/MPH Student Brandon Bond Receives George Orley Student Mental Health Advocate Award
MSW/MPH student Brandon Bond was recognized as a 2022 George Orley Student Mental Health Advocate. Bond is a mental health advocate on a global scale.
The Time is Right for Social Work Social Work Month 2022
Dear Michigan Social Work Community,
March is social work month and this year’s theme is The Time is Right for Social Work.
Charles Williams Reflects on Juwan Howard in Diverse: Issues In Higher Education
Charles Williams' editorial, “The Real Lesson That We Learned from the Juwan Howard Incident: A Black Man Still Has No Rights That Require Respect” is included in the latest issue of Diverse: Issues In Higher Education.
Kathryn Elizabeth (Beth) Angell Appointed Dean of the School of Social Work
On February 17, 2022, the U-M Regents appointed Kathryn Elizabeth (Beth) Angell as the School of Social Work's next dean. She will begin her appointment on July 1.
MSW Student Brandon Bond Named to U-M Presidential Search Committee
MSW/MPH student Brandon Bond is one of just two students named to the U-M Presidential search committee.
Sonia Harb Sees Equity and Stability in Governor Whitmer’s 2022 Proposals
ENGAGE: Detroit Strategist Sonia Harb argues in Crain's Detroit Business editorial that the proposals Governor Whitmer outlined in the 2022 State of the State address can provide equity and stability for Michigan workers.
Charles Williams II Featured in CBS Evening News Voting Rights Story
PhD student Charles Williams II was featured on the CBS Evening News in a story on voting rights. “They aren’t securing the vote, they are suppressing the vote,” said Williams in regards to a petition backed by republicans to tighten voter ID requirements in the state of Michigan.
Rita Hu Named a 2021 Elizabeth Douvan Junior Scholar
PhD student Rita Hu has received the 2021 Elizabeth Douvan Junior Scholar in Life Course Development, part of the Institute for Social Research (ISR) Next Generation Awards.