[CSWCD Update] CSWCD meets with DSWD (March 15, 2023)
CSWCD meets DSWDFunctional but ongoing site maintenance
Ongoing site maintenance
CSWCD meets DSWD
“Tell Us Your COVID Stories” Stories have the power to open our minds, impart lessons, and give hope. People’s collective experiences at the time of the pandemic have the potential to impart lessons that may help shape the knowledge foundation of the social work profession post-COVID, and beyond. The Department of Social Work invites social…
Among 193 countries, the Philippines has the highest risk of extreme natural events and negative climate change impact for the years 2022, 2023, and 2024 (Business World, 2024). Disaster is a situation when a significant number of vulnerable people experience a hazard and suffer severe damage and/or disruption of their livelihood system in such a…
Resource Speaker: PROF. THELMA LEE-MENDOZA Organizer: Research and Extension for Development Office (REDO) and UP Social Action for Research and Development Foundation Inc.(UPSARDF), College of Social Work & Community Development (CSWCD), University of the Philippines, Diliman The seminar is for those who are teaching social work and social work practitioners who want to improve/update/upgrade their…
ASA KA PA? and the BUFFER ZONE Asukal, Sibuyas, at Asin (ASA) have always been part of the daily lives of Filipinos. Using these three commodities in understanding our current conditions are very instructive. Last week, the Sugar Regulatory Commission has proposed to import 450,000 metric tons (MT) of sugar this year following the instruction…