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Crossroads, Emma Hampel Jan 2023

Crossroads, Emma Hampel

The Laureate

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Highway At Night, Nora Pluth Jan 2023

Highway At Night, Nora Pluth

The Laureate

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The Wind, Jenna Staszak Jan 2023

The Wind, Jenna Staszak

The Laureate

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Salt Flat, Lucas Harbaugh Jan 2023

Salt Flat, Lucas Harbaugh

The Laureate

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Scribble Out, Lucas Harbaugh Jan 2023

Scribble Out, Lucas Harbaugh

The Laureate

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The Artist, Emma Hampel Jan 2023

The Artist, Emma Hampel

The Laureate

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The Stages Of Emily Doe, Rian Johnson Jan 2023

The Stages Of Emily Doe, Rian Johnson

The Laureate

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The Moral Code Of Horoscopes, Lauren Williams Jan 2023

The Moral Code Of Horoscopes, Lauren Williams

The Laureate

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Flower Picture, Mira Marino Jan 2023

Flower Picture, Mira Marino

The Laureate

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Memory, Emma Hampel Jan 2023

Memory, Emma Hampel

The Laureate

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A Lady’S Broken Heart, Kostandi Stephenson Jan 2023

A Lady’S Broken Heart, Kostandi Stephenson

The Laureate

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Spoonful Of Sugar, Lauren Williams Jan 2023

Spoonful Of Sugar, Lauren Williams

The Laureate

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Flower Print, Mira Marino Jan 2023

Flower Print, Mira Marino

The Laureate

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Astigmatism, Madalyn L. Rockwell Jan 2023

Astigmatism, Madalyn L. Rockwell

The Laureate

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Becoming Consumption, Madalyn L. Rockwell Jan 2023

Becoming Consumption, Madalyn L. Rockwell

The Laureate

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The Laureate, 21st Edition (2023) Jan 2023

The Laureate, 21st Edition (2023)

The Laureate

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Flowers For The Living, Nora Pluth Jan 2023

Flowers For The Living, Nora Pluth

The Laureate

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Philadelphia Alley, Lucas Harbaugh Jan 2023

Philadelphia Alley, Lucas Harbaugh

The Laureate

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Lilac, Mira Marino Jan 2023

Lilac, Mira Marino

The Laureate

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Companion, Ryder Dietz Jan 2023

Companion, Ryder Dietz

The Laureate

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Submission 1, Madeline Roberts Jan 2023

Submission 1, Madeline Roberts

The Laureate

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Our Kingdom, Angie Bissonnette Jan 2023

Our Kingdom, Angie Bissonnette

The Laureate

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Untitled, Madalyn L. Rockwell Jan 2023

Untitled, Madalyn L. Rockwell

The Laureate

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Puppet Master, Ryder Dietz Jan 2023

Puppet Master, Ryder Dietz

The Laureate

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Watching Mom, Emma Hampel Jan 2023

Watching Mom, Emma Hampel

The Laureate

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Letter From The Editor, Bella Loe Proulx Jan 2023

Letter From The Editor, Bella Loe Proulx

The Laureate

No abstract provided.


A Bloody Proposal, Angie Bissonnette Jan 2023

A Bloody Proposal, Angie Bissonnette

The Laureate

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Sunday, May 2, 1999, Lydia Cowan Jan 2023

Sunday, May 2, 1999, Lydia Cowan

The Laureate

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To Be In Morning, Angie Bissonnette Jan 2023

To Be In Morning, Angie Bissonnette

The Laureate

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Anti-Transgender Policies And Practices In Social Work Education, Accreditation, And Licensing: A Call For Change, Darren L. Whitfield, Liam Westgate, Rachel E. Gartner, Leah A. Jacobs, Brittanie Atteberry-Ash Jan 2023

Anti-Transgender Policies And Practices In Social Work Education, Accreditation, And Licensing: A Call For Change, Darren L. Whitfield, Liam Westgate, Rachel E. Gartner, Leah A. Jacobs, Brittanie Atteberry-Ash

The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare

The social work profession is guided by the values of social justice and the dignity and worth of the person. The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Code of Ethics requires that all social workers act in a professional manner consistent with these values. These values mandate that social workers “challenge social injustice on behalf of and in concert with vulnerable and oppressed individuals and groups.” Yet, historically, and contemporarily, the social work profession and national professional organizations (i.e., NASW, the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE), Associate of Social Work Boards (ASWB), Society for Social Work and Research (SSWR), …