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The UP College of Social Work and Community Development, in cooperation with SD 399 class, is inviting everyone to attend the Doctor of Social Development (DSD) Lecture series on 22 March 2023, 5:30-8:00 PM via zoom. Rowee Joy S. Decena, DSD will share her work on, “Mining Technological Transition: Exploring Processes and Paths Toward Sustainable…
Download the Philippine Journal of Social Development 2024 Volume 17 Issue 2 Left-Behind Subjects: A Critical Interrogation of Philippine Development from the Margins
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UP CSWCD Presentation at the World Conference on Social Work Education in Seoul
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Social Work Action Network Philippines (SWAN Phils) on Mr. Erwin Tulfo’s Appointment to the DSWD
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