LIVE: Social Work Conference ‘Motivation in Social Work: Between Hope and Resistance’
The conference on motivation in social work features discussions from various professionals about the roles of motivation and personal experiences within the field.
The social worker who visited Juana Rivas's children for years, to the judge: "Gabriel told me that his father had never hit him"
A social worker's testimony reveals that Juana Rivas's son, Gabriel, claimed his father never physically abused him, despite severe allegations against the father from Juana Rivas.
ISWD 2026: Lagos social workers seek unity, harmony
Lagos social workers are urging collective action to address societal divisions during International Social Work Day 2026.
Helping in marginalized Roma communities / In the east, it is a ticking time bomb. If we do not act quickly, big problems will come
Alena Molčanová, a social worker, highlights the urgent need for effective intervention in marginalized Roma communities in Eastern Slovakia, where their growing population poses significant challenges if not addressed.
Social workers: No one can be forced to accept help
Social workers emphasize that individuals cannot be compelled to receive state assistance, despite ongoing efforts to offer shelter and food to those in need.
Dolores Irigoin: the leap of faith that led her to direct Espartanos
Dolores Irigoin transitioned from a career in social work to become the executive director of the Espartanos Foundation, which operates within prisons and is expanding across multiple provinces and countries.
Current Lexicon: What is the Heart of Jesus Order?
The article discusses the Heart of Jesus Order, its founding, and its mission in society.
Amid the elections of the Regional Council of Social Work, a debate on the challenges of the profession takes place this Tuesday, 24, in Santarém
A conversation circle addressing the challenges faced by social workers is set to take place in Santarém, Brazil, coinciding with the elections of the Regional Council of Social Work.
Sultanes Women and El Águila de Veracruz Engage in Social Work at the Rehabilitation and Inclusion Center
Sultanes Women and El Águila de Veracruz collaborated on a social initiative at the Rehabilitation and Social Inclusion Center in Veracruz.
University Council approves specializations in Social Work at UNAM
The UNAM University Council has approved new specializations in Mental Health Social Work and Social Work Expert Testimony.
AI tools make potentially harmful errors in social work records, research says
Research indicates that AI tools used in social work records are generating harmful inaccuracies, such as false reports of suicidal ideation.
One field always believes in a better tomorrow – we followed the workday of a new real estate agent
A recent article follows a new real estate agent in Finland as she navigates the challenges of a tough housing market after switching careers from social work.
Mechthild Seithe on Social Work: 'It Has Become Even Worse'
Mechthild Seithe discusses the deteriorating conditions in social work, emphasizing that they have worsened significantly over the years.
Antonio Arregui and his mark on Guayaquil: the archbishop who left a legacy of faith, social work, and public voice
Antonio Arregui Yarza, who passed away at 86, significantly influenced Guayaquil during his archbishopric from 2003 to 2015, leaving a legacy of faith and social activism.
Social Work at Kottbusser Tor: The Senate Cuts Where Money Is Truly Needed
The Berlin Senate is ending funding for a youth assistance project at Kottbusser Tor, prompting outrage from the Gangway organization that provides mobile social work services in the area.
Confident social worker tops the hierarchy in 'Kutt mutt'
Liban Abdules 'Kutt mutt' challenges power relations by confronting white privileged complacency, raising some unresolved questions according to Anna Håkansson.
Outdated - Social Association Calls for More Street Social Work
Following the death of a suspected homeless man in Hamburg, a social association is demanding reforms in homeless assistance, criticizing the current approach as outdated, particularly the use of collective accommodations.
The message from Stavroula from 'Smile' to Laura: We will listen to you without judging, you will be safe
Stavroula's message to 16-year-old Laura emphasizes support and safety during a critical time after her disappearance.
Schools: What to do when students hit and kick?
The article discusses a conversation between a school official and a problematic student regarding behavior expectations and support follow-ups.
Social work and well-being: What the 'friendship hours' provide in the workplace
Swedish pharmacy chain Apotek Hjärtat is testing a 'friendship hour' during working hours, aiming to reduce loneliness and enhance social cohesion in the workplace.
Wörth: Three Kings Swim at Wiflinger Pond
On Three Kings Day, participants can not only overcome their inner hurdles but also contribute to the community by donating to school social work in Wörth during the traditional Three Kings Swim at Wiflinger Pond on January 6.
Debts: When Private Insolvency Helps - and When It Doesn't
This article discusses the role of private insolvency in managing debt and highlights the experience of social worker Elvira Eisen-Walser in assisting individuals overwhelmed by financial burdens in Munich.
Streetworking pulls people off the street. Will it be an obligation for municipalities?
The article discusses the government's plans to regulate streetworking, a social work method that has effectively supported homeless individuals in Gdańsk for 20 years, potentially becoming a nationwide obligation for municipalities to reduce public costs associated with homelessness.