A Brief History of Social Work

Created for Social Work Month in 2013, this short but concise history of the social work profession emphasizes the way social workers can weave in threads of resiliency and advocacy when working with their patients.

[@christinemorrison8082]

Was a big hit in my Intro to Social Work class. Way more interesting than learning out of a book.

[@danielestaub9445]

Thank you for creating and posting this interesting content. My knowledge has grown and my perseverance has been strengthened! 🚂

[@divingbells29]

I really enjoyed this and will show to my Social Welfare class soon. Thank you!

[@terrenceholden6183]

Thanks for this! Just got accepted into an MSW program at Tulane University.

[@omalpesomananda2930]

Thank you, and I really enjoyed this. i will share with my students as will.

[@VolunteerAbroadForFree]

Thank you very informative

[@mohamedtawfeekemammohamedw894]

It is a very nice video about the history of social work but how I can get the full subtitle in English.

[@Musthi834]

Thank you. I will share with my students.

[@judahmiracle]

Referencing this in a power point presentation, who created it or put it together? Should I use everyone whose name is on the contribution thanks slide?

[@peasblossom1973]

Left out the cutting edge people of Social Work - Edith and Grace Abbott, Sophonisba Breckenridge, and Charlotte Towle....the "Founding Mothers" of Social Work affiliated with the number one school of Social Work in the world: The University of Chicago.

[@mbettencourt1953]

The video wasn't really meant to be a complete historical document since we're not historians, but you make a good point.

[@RubyOnyxx]

Read the wiki page of Mary Ellen Wilson after she was mentioned and got teary after reading her testimony, it's so sad.

[@claudiajames1664]

Annoying and weird that black social workers were only brought up when talking about civil rights. Like they didn't play a role or fight for social justice beyond that.

[@rawanal-daraghmeh5731]

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