Organized by students, the Social Work Student Alliance (SWSA) is designed to assist with students’ overall well-being and learning through a focus on peer wellness, academic empowerment and student advocacy opportunities.
The Center for Behavioral Health and Justice explores the gold standard in opioid treatment, buprenorphine, and the continued stigmatization and criminalization of this treatment.
Tam Perry is the first non-physician investigator to win the National Hemophilia Foundation’s (NHF) Innovative Investigator Research Award supporting her work with a multi-institutional team studying important aspects of aging for those with a bleeding disorder.
Wayne State University Center for Behavioral Health and Justice seeks to promote racial equity by examining the real cost of legal fines and fees that punish poverty and disproportionality effect people of color.
From a new statewide public data dashboard to in-depth community discussions, the CBHJ is working to advance needed changes in the behavioral health and criminal justice intersection from many angles.
The past year has challenged all of us. From a global pandemic to devastating events highlighting racial inequity and a very contentious election – we have all had a lot on our plates. Our Social Work Warrior Student Wellness series highlights student experiences and recognizes the resilience they have displayed.
