A new partnership is connecting Georgia State social scientists with Georgia Tech computer scientists in a unique collaboration to address historic social inequities.
Georgia State Magazine, Politics, Law & Society
As a Clarkston, Ga., city councilwoman, Yterenickia “YT” Bell is leading the charge to connect her town government with the residents of America’s most diverse square mile.
Kirk Gibson (M.S.W. ’18) has hit his stride working for the Giving Kitchen — the nonprofit that got him back on his feet.
The National Child Welfare Workforce Institute (NCWWI) has named the Georgia Division of Family and Children Services (GA-DFCS), Georgia State University and the University of Georgia one of eight national NCWWI Agency-University Partnership Workforce Excellence sites.
Georgia State Research Magazine, Politics, Law & Society
Social work professor Elizabeth Beck has long grappled with the question: how can we solve America’s homelessness problem? In a new book, she looks to the past for answers.
School of Social Work alumna Breeanna Bellinger gives back to the youth of Metro-Atlanta and her alma mater in hopes of changing the world.
Associate professor Terri Lewinson, from the School of Social Work, recommends a year of studying in Washington D.C. to both students and researchers.
In a new book, Elizabeth Beck and Pamela C. Twiss weigh historic patterns of homelessness against contemporary policy and explore its normalization.
A new study shows that social workers who use broad categorizations to define populations may impede their ability to assess complex social relationships.
Campus News, Politics, Law & Society
Volleyball player and Honors College student Madelyn Ott (B.S.W. ’19) aims to help others as a social worker.
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