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Fourteen publications in the Research on Social Work Practice journal from over 30 SIG-affiliated scientists share the latest HIV, intimate partner violence (IPV), gender-based violence (GBV), substance use, and addiction research.
Dr. Andrea Norcini Pala has new published and forthcoming research on women living with HIV. He was recently awarded an R01 and has a new publication in AIDS Online.
Three new T32 Fellows and several students will work in a variety of research areas at SIG including HIV, IPV, substance use, stigma, health equity, and more.
Drs. Alissa Davis and Brooke West were both promoted to Associate Professor at the Columbia School of Social Work.
Women who use drugs are at risk of being overlooked. Yet there are Ukrainian organizations working hard to ensure they are not.
T32 Fellow Tara McCrimmon reflects on her experience at AIDS 2022.
T32 Fellow Dr. Christina Maria Aivadyan defended her dissertation on adolescents, HIV testing, and confidentiality.
Presenters and scholars addressed inequities in HIV through technology, implementation science, community-engaged research, and big data science at the HISTP 2022 Summer Institute.
Dr. Anindita Dasgupta shares five key strategies to turn the tides on reproductive injustice.
Associate research scientist Dr. Dasgupta shares what to expect when we are expecting the worst: Abortion and the ramifications of overturning Roe v Wade.
Two SIG staff reflect on what Pride means to them, both in their lives and work, in the first of three in a series to commemorate June's Pride month.
SIG and CSSW graduate Yong Gun (YG) Lee reflects on Pride in the second of three in a series to commemorate June's Pride month.
Eight students who worked for SIG projects ranging from the overdose epidemic to expanding the field of social work globally graduated from the Columbia School of Social Work this year. Congratulations!
The Social Intervention Group remembers the remarkable restorative justice activist Dr. Kathy Boudin.
Dr. Slavin will use her K01 award to address substance use disorders and unmet need for contraception among womxn involved in criminal legal systems.