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SSA students in UChicago’s Human Rights Program traveled around the globe to explore broader societal implications of social work.

A changing world lets bullying in between the cracks.

Talk about immigration is usually about federal policies and legal frameworks. But some researchers are examining how being an immigrant affects young people’s everyday lives.

We need to address the disproportionate impact of HIV/AIDS on African Americans

A study in Israel shows a quarter of children in residential foster homes have been maltreated

If we're at the end of mass incarceration, what works better?

After welfare reform, more recipients have symptoms of depression

For this Conversation, Professor Colleen Grogan sat down with James Galloway, the assistant U.S. surgeon general, to talk about how public health is changing, the role of community organizations in public health, and more.

A new study looks at what the Internet offers women living under military occupation