The current economic and political climate presents particularly challenging times for social workers but our program of study is designed to assist you in meeting these challenges. Our faculty and some 2000 alumni are leaders in the development of a structural approach to social work practice that is rooted in social justice and social change. We look forward to the knowledge, experiences and energy that you will bring to the program.
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Carleton’s Centre for International Migration and Settlement Studies
Canada prides itself on opening its doors to newcomers. But once immigrants land on our shores and settle in our big cities, are there adequate services to support them? That’s the question a Carleton research team set out to answer. The result is an innovative, interactive atlas of Canada’s large urban centres, which allows users ... more
Martha Wiebe Wins Bessie Touzel Award!
The School of Social Work at Carleton University is honoured that one of its faculty members, Martha Wiebe has won the Bessie Touzel Award! This award celebrates her lifelong achievement in the field of social work as recognized by the Ontario Association of Social Workers (OASW). Read the full story!
Ottawa Rape Crisis Centre “Building Prevention” Launch – May 22nd
This event will highlight the excellent work of the Building Prevention Network, which has engaged young people in the creation of a by-youth-for-youth campaign. The materials launched are relevant for many communities, with a few resources (i.e., a report, fact sheet) specific to the issues/needs faced by youth who are street-involved. The event will be ... more
Costa Rica and Isreal Volunteering for Social Work Students, Faculty, and Staff
We are happy to present two volunteer projects that are suitable for students, faculty, and staff of Social Work. The first is a program located in tropical Costa Rica: Teaching and Social Work in San José. This project begins with a week long orientation including Spanish courses that aim to familiarize the participant with Costa ... more
Join Us In Solidarity Against Austerity – May 1st
The School of Social Work endorses the May 1st mobilization. Faculty members and students will be meeting at Confederation Park just inside the Elgin Street entrance at 11:30 am. Representatives of the Canadian Association of Social Work will be there as well. Join us as we take to the street to protest the cuts. Please ... more
