In the Media

A leading outlet for health care professionals reports on a new paper co-authored by Professor Nancy J. Smyth.

Former foster care children are eligible for Medicaid until age 26, but the enrollment process is burdensome, especially for those with disabilities, Associate Professor JoAnn S. Lee writes.

WKBW reports that the School of Social Work has received a U.S. Department of Education grant to launch a fellowship to bring more social workers into rural schools.

The largest English-language daily in Bangladesh shares an essay from "Intimacies of Violence," Associate Professor Nadine Shaanta Murshid's new book.

The Buffalo News interviews faculty expert Peter Sobota about the rise in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy.

NASW quotes Assistant Professor Amanda Aykanian on why social workers play a critical role in preventing and ending homelessness.

Housing expert Kelly Patterson speaks to Al Jazeera about the presidential candidates' plans to address one of voters' top concerns.

Listen to insights from School of Social Work faculty members Mickey Sperlich and Tonya Myles-Day.