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The third and final webinar in the the Environmental and Racial Justice Series hosted by Associate Professor Lisa Reyes Mason, Graduate School of Social Work at the University of Denver. Part 3:…

World-renowned activist, poet, and author of "The Body is Not an Apology: The Power of Radical Self-Love", Sonya Renee Taylor invites us to reconnect with the radical origins of our minds…

In this inaugural Jeffrey Jenson Research Award address, Professor Heather Taussig will discuss the development, testing, and implementation of Fostering Healthy Futures, a preventive intervention…

In this interactive webinar, Kali discussed her book Sabrina & Corina and discuss storytelling as a way to retain history and promote social justice. Attendees then engaged in an interactive…

In this Faculty Showcase video John Kayser explains the application of video modules and tutorials to the GSSW program.

GSSW Student Maritza Torres talks about immigrating to the U.S. as a young child, her school years, and how she became interested in activism for immigration reform.

adrienne maree brown offers a keynote presentation on social change and pleasure activism, a politics of healing and happiness that explodes the dour myth that changing the world is just another form…

The convergence of the COVID-19 pandemic with the enduring issue of state violence has thrust the word “abolition” into mainstream discourses more so in the past year than perhaps any…

This first panel in the series brings together community leaders, students, and scholars to discuss their own community-engaged experiences, the joys and challenges of partnerships in this work, and…

Reparations as Community Wealth Building

Catalyst Series for Social Justice: Truth & Reparations with David Ragland In our next Catalyst Series for Social Justice, the Graduate School of Social Work will host Dr. David Ragland,…

Civic engagement is a fundamental aspect of a participatory democracy. Research suggests that the motivation and execution of such action comes from civic education - actually knowing how to engage…

Voices from Srebrenica: A Book Release & Memorial Event

Associate Professor Kimberly Bender serves as Associate Dean for Doctoral Education. Her recent research includes a study of gender-specific pathways from childhood maltreatment to juvenile…

Activists, scholars, social workers and individuals involved in the criminal justice system will invite you into their experiences through personal storytelling and audience dialogue. They will…

GSSW Dean Amanda Moore McBride hosted a deep discussion with Colorado Common Cause Executive Director Amanda Gonzalez about voter advocacy and voter suppression, past and present.