Research Brief: Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Physical Health Outcomes of Children in Foster Care
Children of color—especially Black and Indigenous children—are disproportionately overrepresented in foster care and experience barriers …
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Children of color—especially Black and Indigenous children—are disproportionately overrepresented in foster care and experience barriers …
The DC Advocacy Immersion is the flagship CSW advocacy experience. Hosted in collaboration with Ohio …
Join us for a live webinar with guest speaker Rafaelle Lancelotta (she/they), MS, LPC. They …
Please join the college for a Career Panel Discussion & Reception as part of the …
Originally from Fremont, Ohio, Saquena is active in community awareness and the education of Sickle Cell Disease. Her interests lie in empowering young adults with chronic illnesses. Her goal is to assist and support patients while they achieve their optimum level of social and educational development. Before joining Ohio State in 2003, she was employed as a case worker by the Select Specialty Hospital and as a social worker by Directions for Youth and Families and St. Stephens Community House. Saquena is a member of NASW and serves on the board of trustees as vice president for a non-profit youth …
Saquena M. Atkins MSW '01
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Researchers focus a lot of attention on how disasters such as hurricanes and floods affect people’s housing in the United States. But a new national study found that housing is also important…
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