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Jeffrey McCrossin receives the 2021-2022 Arts Graduate Teaching Award

The School of Social Work wishes to congratulate doctoral candidate Jeffery McCrossin who is this year's recipient of the Arts Graduate Teaching Award. Jeffery received the award in recognition of his significant and innovative contributions to classroom teaching.

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Published: 11 Apr 2022

Meet the people in the M.ScA. CFT program

 

Spotify podcast

YouTube video

Published: 24 Mar 2022

Cindy Blackstock named one of Canada’s women of influence

Congratulations to Cindy Blackstock for being named one of Canada’s women of influence.

 

Cindy Blackstock, a professor at the School of Social Work, has been named one of Canada’s Top 25 Women of Influence (McGill Reporter).

Published: 9 Mar 2022

What are U2s up to?  Let's hear from them

Episode #9

What are U2s up to?  Let's hear from them

 

 

 

Spotify Podcast

Published: 2 Mar 2022

A Conversation with BSW first year students

Episode #8

A Conversation with BSW first year students

 

 

 

Spotify Podcast

Youtube

Published: 2 Mar 2022

A conversation with U3 BSW Students

Episode #7 

Published: 8 Feb 2022

Discussion on Getting to know the CRCF:  Families for Research on Children and Families

Episode #6

Discussion on Getting to know the CRCF:  Families for Research on Children and Families

Spotify podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/46uEd58rt4YR52hfD0WPzu?si=7e78acf738fe4d84

Youtube: https://youtu.be/6RCLeIicSq0

Published: 1 Feb 2022

Discussion on Research Projects within Social Work with Prof. Tamara Sussman, and MSW student Diandra Serrano, and MSW graduate Bianca Tétrault

Episode #5 

Discussion on Research Projects within Social Work with Prof. Tamara Sussman, and MSW student Diandra Serrano, and MSW graduate Bianca Tétrault

Published: 1 Feb 2022

Discussion about the PhD program with Tamara Sussman, Oluwagbemiga Oyinlola and Marsha Ma

Episode #4 

Discussion about the PhD program with Tamara Sussman, Oluwagbemiga Oyinlola and Marsha Ma

Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3lLfh5efI3eSfztUxOK4eB?si=659bb264dbc3412f

Published: 1 Feb 2022

Discussion with Nico Trocmé, Director of the School of Social Work

Episode #3 

Discussion with Nico Trocmé, Director of the School of Social Work

Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4JatiAFTG7j9alo84AdUav?si=yF-_Li2IQii51kE5oEhVnQ

Published: 1 Feb 2022

Discussion with the MSW Program Team: Nicole Ives, Nicole Mitchell, Carmela Sciandra

Episode #2

Discussion with the MSW Program Team: Nicole Ives, Nicole Mitchell, Carmela Sciandra

Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0UVBhNn4na5V24W9SYROMp?si=alF9pjgwSOKH1-uysDVrYg

Published: 1 Feb 2022

Discussion with the Student Support Team: Nicole Mitchell and Matthew Coutu-Moya

Episode #1 - Discussion with the Student Support Team: Nicole Mitchell and Matthew Coutu-Moya

Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2wq2VCK1MYJ6tO6E4156bX?si=b2g_iJqEQiiidXKlXFsE1A

Published: 1 Feb 2022

Interview with Cindy Blackstock: The 15 year fight to treat Indigenous children as equals

Cindy Blackstock, the executive director of the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society and a professor at McGill University's School of Social Work, has made it her mission to make sure First Nations kids get the care that matches up with care received by other kids in Canada.

She talks about the long fight for this agreement, and why she’s still waiting to celebrate. (Front Burner, CBC News)

Published: 7 Jan 2022

How the Grinch stole Chanukah: secularism is not a vail for systemic racism

Opinion piece in the Toronto Star addressing Bill 21, secularism, and the holidays in Quebec.

Published: 17 Dec 2021

#we.are.socialwork

#we.are.socialwork is an initiative of the McGill School of Social Work that will serve to highlight the work and the people within our school community through podcasting and social media engagement.

We will chat about our profession, the social work programs offered at McGill, and showcase faculty, staff, and most especially students in our community.

Stay tuned for these important conversations!!

Published: 8 Oct 2021

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