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Title: Community-Led Solutions Require More Macro Social Work: Reflections on Institutional Trends from the Special Commission.
Authors: Lee, Isabel S, Adams, Deb D, Abramovitz, Miriam, Mizrahi, Terry
Source: Social Work. Jan2026, Vol. 71 Issue 1, p101-103. 3p.
Subjects: Curriculum, Health insurance, Doctoral programs, Social work education, College teachers, Mentoring, Employee recruitment, Professional licenses, Community-based social services, COVID-19 pandemic
Abstract: The article discusses the results of an institutional survey with the social work community and the challenges of sustaining and expanding macro social work within macro social work (MSW) programs. Topics discussed include hindrances to developing macro practicums, the need for structural reforms in training and field education and strategies for integrating and promoting macro social work within social work curricula.
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