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| From the Director Power in Numbers, Power for Good By Elizabeth J. Clark, Ph.D., ACSW Profession
Has Global Role Web-Based Advocacy on the Rise Social Work Month in Full Swing Key to Helping May Lie Elsewhere Alcoholism Curriculum Pilot-Tested California Schools' Expansion Possible Chapter Protests Clinical Hirings Profession Strained in Canada NASW Unit Releases Seven Practice Updates Kit for Aiding Adolescents Designed CorrectionsA January story on a study of welfare reform's effect on New York City agencies gave an incorrect e-mail address for the study's author, Mimi Abramovitz. The correct address is: iabramov@hunter.cuny.edu. In addition, copies of the report are available from: ymoody@uwnyc.org. A February story on a Social Work Summit on End-of-Life Care omitted the following: "Funding for the meeting is provided by the Duke University Institute on Care at the End of Life, Last Acts (a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation organization) and the Soros Foundation's Project on Death in America. The summit project was initiated by the Last Acts Provider Education Committee, www.lastacts.org." As an update to the February story: The invitational summit has reached maximum attendance capacity, but a post-summit online discussion is being prepared. For details: Sallie Lynch, sll100@columbia.edu; fax — (212) 854-9041 Back to NASW NEWS |
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