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Five Questions with Mary Vaccaro

Meet McMaster School of Social Work PhD student, Mary Vaccaro, who researches and advocates for women experiencing long-term homelessness. In this profile for ...

In solidarity with Six Nations land defenders

Chris Sinding, Director of McMaster's School of Social Work, writes in support of Six Nations land defenders.

Ameil Joseph has been featured in the British Journal of Social Work.

Ameil Joseph of the School of Social Work has been published to the British Journal of Social Work. The article is entitled Simulating the Other in Social ...

‘Can you hear me now?’

Transforming Stories, Driving Change uses theatre to bring new voices into public discussions.

Caught in the Carceral Web: Anti-Trafficking Laws and Policies and their Impact on Migrant Sex Workers

Join us as we present the findings of an evidence-based research report which maps the tangled web of Canadian anti-trafficking laws and policies, and ...

Sarah Adjekum joins the third cohort of graduate Wilson Leaders

Sarah Adjekum, a graduate of the School’s MSW program and currently completing her PhD in Health, Aging and Society, has won a Wilson Leadership Scholar award. ...

OPEN LETTER: Hamilton Public Health needs to work with community members to prioritize vaccinations for Black, racialized, disabled and working class communities

Please join us and sign in support of the urgent call to add Black and other racialized groups to the booking system for COVID-19 vaccinations, in Hamilton and ...

Wuhan, the coronavirus and the world: Thinking beyond isolation

Professor Rachel Zhou reflects on the coronavirus in this article, originally published in The Conversation

50 years of the School of Social Work

McMaster launched the School of Social Work in 1968. MAC Magazine speaks with a graduate of the very first cohort and a fourth-year student about to embark on ...

Social Work: A heartfelt career for the brave of heart

Celebrating McMaster’s Social Work Field Instructors