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Find out more »It’s Not on MY Map: A Panel Discussion on Equity Impacts in SA
It's not on MY Map: A closer look at San Antonio's most vulnerable zip codes with an Equity Lens Panelists include: Diego Bernal Patti Radle Queta Rodriguez Richard Montez Matthew Martinez A Discussion organized by UTSA MSW Advanced Policy Students in collaboration with the YWCA. Learn more about the top four zip codes in San Antonio that struggle with low literacy levels, educational attainment, low property values, domestic violence, poverty, and physical health. Our panelists will discuss the historical context…
Find out more »Restorative Justice: An Alternative to Disciplinary Policies
Join the MSWC staff for our next community conversation, Restorative Justice: An Alternate to Disciplinary Policies in Our Schools. We are fortunate to have Dr. Sofia Bahena, Assistant Professor of Education Leadership and Policy Studies, and Mr. Robert Rico, Lecturer in the Department of Criminal Justice from the University of Texas San Antonio. They will be leading a presentation on punitive practices, national trends, and ways that we can decrease disciplinary practices that push people out of San Antonio schools.…
Find out more »Break through the Lens: End Rape Culture
On Thursday, November 30, 2017, graduate students enrolled in UTSA’s Social Work program are advocating against Sexual Violence through a project, titled “Through the Lens: End Rape Culture”. The presentation will be held at the San Antonio Public Library, Downtown Branch, from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM. Implementing a research method entitled “photovoice”, the event will be a coordinated effort between on-campus organizations, undergraduate students, and officials to bring attention to “rape culture”. The MSW students will be also be…
Find out more »SA Climate Ready: Planning for All, Now and Tomorrow
Join us and share your thoughts as we kickoff of San Antonio’s first Climate Action and Adaptation Plan and hear from Dr. Katharine Hayhoe, an internationally-recognized climate scientist. The event is free and open to the public. Registration is requested.
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