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Unpaid Labor Is Seen As a Given in Many Fields

Congresswoman Garcia Reintroduces Bill to Increase Number of Social Workers in Libraries

Send a Letter Supporting the More Social Workers (MSWs) in Libraries Act

H. R. 3006, More Social Workers (MSWs) in Libraries Act [Bill text]

Send a Letter Supporting Paid Social Work Field Placements

H. Rept. 117-403 - DEPARTMENTS OF LABOR, HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, AND EDUCATION, AND RELATED AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS BILL, 2023

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SB 441, Behavioral Health Provider Shortage [Bill text]

SB 149, Study Free Tuition for Certain Programs [Bill text]

Students Lobby for Paid Social Work Internships

Paid Social Work Internships Part 1 Payment 4 Placements - Matt Dargay, MSW & Arie Davey, LLMSW

Paid Social Work Internships Part 2 FED UP - Beth Wagner, Claire Mancuso, Natalia Norzagaray & Parham Daghighi

The Movement Towards Paid Social Work Field Placements - NASW Student Series

P4P Macro Social Work Student Network ACOSA Talk

Behavioral Health Providers’ Call to Action Was Heard

Expanding NM’s Behavioral Health Workforce

Burned Out, Ill-Paid, Overburdened

Report: New Mexico Facing Shortfall of Licensed Social Workers

New Mexico Has Severe Social Worker Shortage

New Mexico May Be Headed Toward a Social Work “Crisis”

New Mexico Needs Every Worker It Can Get

Unpaid Internships Are Still Common—Here’s What to Do When Asked to Work for Free

Support Social Justice? Support Social Workers!

Social Work Students Are Required to Work Thousands of Hours for Free. We Demand Change.

We’ve Been Working Hard in the City for Free, Including on the COVID-19 Front Lines

Unpaid Internships Face New Scrutiny as Barriers to Careers