Thursday, September 15, 2011

Social Workers and 9-11 --10 Years Later


Since 9-11, social workers have helped America to heal from one of the most destructive disasters in U.S. history.

Social workers have also challenged policymakers and other leaders to make the lessons of 9-11 lasting ones. Our profession has advocated for increased cultural competence training for professionals; championed greater support for the brave men and women sent to fight the resulting wars; and helped families of all descriptions address the impact of long-term grief and loss. Here's a link from our NASW national website to social work efforts to help our nation recover and grow after 9-11. MORE

What do you think about the social work role post 9-11? Is there more we can be doing?

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