Social Work Resources

Information and links on many clinical issues, human diversity topics, disabilities, qualitative research, psychotherapy research, informed consent in research, technology in social work practice and education, and social work organizations are all available here.

The navigation buttons reflect major content areas; most have sub-sections as well. These resources will be useful for professionals and lay persons alike. Explore both as you like.

New Resources on Preparing Conference Abstracts, Doing Electronic/PowerPoint Presentations and Doing Poster Sessions.

Updated Evidence Based Practice Links and Resources

Updated Information on Transcription and Audio Recording.

(A major site update is in progress.)

These pages began with my work on diversity pages for use in teaching in 1997. They expanded to become the the Smith College School for Social Work Research Pages and, since 2000, have expanded further here. The current focus is much wider than diversity or research alone.

Smith College SSW's pages describe the program in detail.

Feedback or questions? E-mail me, James W. Drisko, Ph.D., L.I.C.S.W., Professor at the Smith College School for Social Work in Northampton, MA. jdrisko at smith.edu