Garrett Pace
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Assistant Professor of Social Work at UNLV. Research on child maltreatment, children's rights, and family dynamics.
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Tell your Congresspeople to restore missing federal data and prevent future damage! Easily and quickly take action, send Congress a message, through our new Action Center: www.populationassociation.org/government-a...
February 8, 2025 at 11:22 PM
Tell your Congresspeople to restore missing federal data and prevent future damage! Easily and quickly take action, send Congress a message, through our new Action Center: www.populationassociation.org/government-a...
If I were writing a parenting advice book, one tip would be this:
Buy a big pack of identical socks for your kid. Assorted socks are cute but they get lost, and sorting them in the laundry is a hassle. Be creative with shirts, pants, and shoes. Just keep socks simple.
Buy a big pack of identical socks for your kid. Assorted socks are cute but they get lost, and sorting them in the laundry is a hassle. Be creative with shirts, pants, and shoes. Just keep socks simple.
January 9, 2025 at 10:57 PM
If I were writing a parenting advice book, one tip would be this:
Buy a big pack of identical socks for your kid. Assorted socks are cute but they get lost, and sorting them in the laundry is a hassle. Be creative with shirts, pants, and shoes. Just keep socks simple.
Buy a big pack of identical socks for your kid. Assorted socks are cute but they get lost, and sorting them in the laundry is a hassle. Be creative with shirts, pants, and shoes. Just keep socks simple.
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Struggling to teach social policy for social workers amid current political events? Keefe’s 1978 article offers a historical-materialist framework that can help: Beyond Radicalism: An Historical-Materialist Framework for the Social Policy Curriculum. www.jstor.org/stable/23038...
December 12, 2024 at 8:20 PM
Struggling to teach social policy for social workers amid current political events? Keefe’s 1978 article offers a historical-materialist framework that can help: Beyond Radicalism: An Historical-Materialist Framework for the Social Policy Curriculum. www.jstor.org/stable/23038...
Dr. Joyce Lee has one of my votes! (we can vote for up to 5 candidates)
She's been my colleague and friend for the past 8 years. A fantastic researcher and person. She'll make a positive impact as a Director-At-Large for SSWR.
She's been my colleague and friend for the past 8 years. A fantastic researcher and person. She'll make a positive impact as a Director-At-Large for SSWR.
The 2025 SSWR voting is now available! I'd so appreciate your vote for Director-At-Large (DAL). I am deeply committed to building SSWR up and thus advance social work research that promotes a diverse, just & equitable society. Vote by 12/31 at vote.associationvoting.com/sswr/
December 2, 2024 at 10:14 PM
Dr. Joyce Lee has one of my votes! (we can vote for up to 5 candidates)
She's been my colleague and friend for the past 8 years. A fantastic researcher and person. She'll make a positive impact as a Director-At-Large for SSWR.
She's been my colleague and friend for the past 8 years. A fantastic researcher and person. She'll make a positive impact as a Director-At-Large for SSWR.
Hi! This is my first post. I'm an assistant professor of social work at UNLV. I study child and family well-being. I'm especially interested in preventing child maltreatment, advancing children's rights, and promoting healthy parent-child relationships. Looking forward to connecting with folks here.
November 22, 2024 at 10:01 PM
Hi! This is my first post. I'm an assistant professor of social work at UNLV. I study child and family well-being. I'm especially interested in preventing child maltreatment, advancing children's rights, and promoting healthy parent-child relationships. Looking forward to connecting with folks here.