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inSocialWork

University at Buffalo School of Social Work

inSocialWork is the podcast series of the University at Buffalo School of Social Work. The purpose of this series is to engage practitioners and researchers in lifelong learning and to promote research to practice, practice to research. inSocialWork features conversations with prominent social work professionals, interviews with cutting-edge researchers, and information on emerging trends and best practices in the field of social work.

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  1. Thinking About Time Differently: How Care-Leavers with Disabilities Experience Time 56:40
  2. Why Motivational Interviewing Matters Beyond the Therapy Room 35:23
  3. Why Childhood Trauma Matters for Justice-Involved Individuals 1:10:55
  4. Passing the Mic: Farewell Peter, Hello To Our New Hosts 20:42
  5. Social Work, Democracy and the Future of Voting Rights 1:01:17
  6. Leadership Through Values 1:13:36
  7. Why Transgender Rights Matter for Social Work 1:07:59
  8. Social Work Under Rising Authoritarianism 1:04:19
  9. Psychedelics: Harm Reduction for Inexperienced Users 57:30
  10. Public Interest Technology & Social Work 48:05
  11. Student-Initiated Confrontations in Social Work Education 58:43
  12. Post-DSM: Reconciling the DSM’s Medical Model with Social Work Values 54:03
  13. A Journey to Joy for Social Work, Social Policy and Leadership 48:58
  14. Supporting Neurodivergent Students 59:45
  15. Building Bridges, Not Walls: Resisting Anti-Immigrant Policy 1:00:21
  16. Our Current Moment: The Future of Social Work and DEI 57:10
  17. Mobilizing Social Workers to Action: Frameworks for Social Change 58:34
  18. White Social Workers’ Path to Showing Up for People of Color 58:22
  19. The Inclusion of Religion and Spirituality in Social Work Supervision 55:14
  20. Integrating Social Work in Dental Care 1:01:40
  21. Social Work in the Post-Dobbs Era 1:00:19
  22. Supporting the Mental Health Needs of Cis and Transgender Queer Men 57:28
  23. Social Work in Conservative Spaces: Futures Thinking and Lessons from Alabama 1:02:05
  24. Therapy – Actually, it Might be Fun and Games 56:04
  25. Elected Office as a Social Work Career Path 1:08:28
  26. Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy and Social Work 1:04:42
  27. A Conversation About the Place of Spirituality in Social Work 1:02:04
  28. The DEIA Landscape: Promise, Peril and the Way Forward 1:08:37
  29. Generative AI & Social Work: It’s NOT the End of the World as We Know It 57:09
  30. Green Social Work and Environmental Justice 48:41
  31. Effective Psychotherapists: Learning & Practicing Skills to Improve Client Outcomes 1:01:04
  32. Centering Transgender and Gender Expansive People in Social Work and Social Work Education 54:06
  33. In Too Deep: Harm Reduction and Nightlife 59:46
  34. Afrocentrism and Help-Seeking for Emotional Distress Among Black Men 48:15
  35. Long COVID and the Implications for Social Work 49:44
  36. School Social Work: Perception and Reality 1:01:38
  37. It’s a family affair: Impacts of incarceration on children and families 54:03
  38. Invisible visits: Black middle-class women in the U.S. health care system 52:11
  39. Reflections on a shattering year for Black people in Buffalo, New York 53:41
  40. See me, feel me, touch me, heal me: Virtual reality and social work 57:45
  41. There’s far too many of you dying: Why are more Black kids suicidal? 55:05
  42. Locking the Door? The Social Work Licensing Exam 1:03:02
  43. Macro-Practice and a Path to Leadership 50:19
  44. Creating a Voice: The unique needs of LGBTQ+ Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence 46:54
  45. Lessons Learned: Wisdom from a Lifetime of Organizing 54:18
  46. Palliative and Hospice Care: Interdisciplinary- Holistic Care 48:06
  47. A Social Worker’s Guide to Decolonizing the Field of Social Work 48:18
  48. Reproductive Justice: A call-to-action for Social Work in the Post-Roe World 54:07
  49. Yoga and Bodywork: Healing Interventions for the Mind and Body 39:48
  50. Politics (Yes, Politics) For Social Workers: A Guide for Affecting Change 42:19