Antonio T. emphasizes that social work bridges faith and mental health by promoting culturally responsive education, expanding access to care, and reducing stigma through more open, informed community conversations.
MaTaeya W. highlights how BUSSW’s discussion-based learning and engagement with complex, real-world issues have broadened her perspective, challenging her to think critically about societal systems and better preparing her for meaningful work in the field.
Nasham T. highlights how the MSW/MPH dual degree experience integrates social work and public health, allowing him to apply classroom learning directly to his work and develop a more holistic, real-world approach to addressing complex social issues.
IECOHD at BUSSW and the Leah Zallman Center for Immigrant Health Research Present Paid Family and Medical Leave: Information for Immigrant Workers and Community Organizations Thursday, April 2, 2026 12-1 p.m. (ET) Virtual on Zoom Register Most workers will need temporary time away from work at some point—to welcome a new baby, tend to their personal […]