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This week’s #MacroSW chat: Sumer Self-Care – 7/27, 9 p.m. ET/8 CT

Once again, we reach that time of year when #MacroSW will go on vacation for the month of August. Come prepared to share your favorite summer self-care, including books you have tucked away in your beach bag or on your tablet, favorite summer recipes or treats, music or video playlists, and travel or staycation plans. […] … Continue reading This week’s #MacroSW chat: Sumer Self-Care – 7/27, 9 p.m. ET/8 CT →

#MacroSW chat 7/13/17: Social Work in a Post-Election Nation

This week's MacroSW blog: "The 2016 presidential election left many social workers wondering about the future of the profession and what Donald Trump’s victory would mean for social workers and the populations they serve. Now, more than eight months later, we’d like to hear about what you’ve been doing since the election. Join us on Thursday, … Continue reading #MacroSW chat 7/13/17: Social Work in a Post-Election Nation →

This week’s #MacroSW Chat: Toxic Inequality

Join the #MaroSW chat this Thursday! We'll be discussing Toxic Inequality.  MacroSW Partner Karen Zgoda will be hosting Dr. Thomas Shapiro. Read about the chat here.

MacroSW chat this week 4/20: Media Night!

#MacroSW is a great way for social work professionals to engage on a range of issues. The platform for discussion is Twitter. In my opinion, this is one of the best uses of the Twitter platform. This Thursday evening, I'll be hosting the chat. Follow this link to learn about the chat, and how you … Continue reading MacroSW chat this week 4/20: Media Night! →

#SWDE2017 Day 2: The FOMO is real.

FOMO stands for Fear Of Missing Out,  and I'm comfortable admitting that I felt this yesterday. Or, at least, a scaled-down version of it. FOMO's intended meaning describes the fear you experience when you think your peers are doing something more interesting than you, which forces you to check your social media constantly to see if … Continue reading #SWDE2017 Day 2: The FOMO is real. →

New home.

Or perhaps not. I am still experimenting with this. I've been devoted to using Evernote to blog using Postach.io. That's a simple setup and process. Many colleagues use WordPress, however, and I understand why; it's really simple and robust at the same time. By the end of this week, I'll commit one way or the … Continue reading New home. →