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The Trump administration on December 4 issued a final rule tightening work requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), also known as food stamps. Under the rule, which will take effect April 1, 2020, states must demonstrate a minimum unemployment rate of 6 percent for a county to receive a waiver from the time limit for benefits.

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NASW applauds congressional leaders for effort to stem violence

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Appointment would roll back civil and human rights protections

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Bipartisan group is working to ensure mental health, addiction addressed by 2020 election candidates

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Foundation will induct 26 influential social workers as NASW Social Work Pioneers

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Congressman supported voting rights, civil rights and other issues important to social workers

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A key finding is that social workers should be adequately paid for providing social care

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Grant will help Michigan tackle opioid addiction crisis

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NASW signed an amicus brief opposing the Trump administration's new regulations that overturn protections guaranteed to immigrant children under the Flores Settlement Agreement.

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The frequency and lethality of these acts of violence is an unbearable national outrage that must end.

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