Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant says he's "proud" to have joined a group of Republican governors supporting the nomination of President Trump for a Nobel Peace Prize. And the president's great contribution to peace? His "firm stance against nuclearization, coupled with his willingness to engage one-on-one with Pyongyang, has succeeded in opening new avenues of cooperation, … Continue reading Trump nominated for a peace prize – What are these governors smoking?
Does “pro-life” militancy extend to war, gun control, police shootings, and degradation of the ecosystem?
I think Iowa's governor, Kim Reynolds, spoke for most of the militant movement to restrict women's reproductive rights when she rhapsodized over her state's new abortion ban. The so-called "heartbeat" legislation, signed into law just days ago, prohibits abortion from the moment a fetal heartbeat has been detected, usually around six weeks of pregnancy. Said Gov. … Continue reading Does “pro-life” militancy extend to war, gun control, police shootings, and degradation of the ecosystem?
Chateau Adult Day Center Seeks Part-Time Social Worker
Chateau Adult Day Center is seeking an experienced Licensed Social Worker with a bachelor’s or master’s degree in social work to start immediately in its Laurel, Mississippi, location in a part-time capacity. The schedule is four hours a day, either 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. or 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Experience in human service and … Continue reading Chateau Adult Day Center Seeks Part-Time Social Worker
Public schools success requires adequate public funding, period
I had the opportunity to hear Mayor Barker speak about public education at the Train Depot on Wednesday afternoon. He was both prepared and personable, and made thoughtful, no doubt sincere, remarks concerning the essential elements of public school system success – a success that he insisted is pivotal to the success of Hattiesburg as … Continue reading Public schools success requires adequate public funding, period
In the Red: Gulf Park BSW Club Raises Funds for Nonviolence Center
It was a challenge that made everyone feel - and look - good. The Gulf Park BSW Club at the Southern Miss School of Social Work raised $500 for the Gulf Coast Center for Nonviolence and in the process had some fun with male faculty, students and administrators who agreed to wear red lipstick if the … Continue reading In the Red: Gulf Park BSW Club Raises Funds for Nonviolence Center
So Many Awards and Honors – And We’ve Got Them All
Here's a recap of our year-end celebration honorees, Gulf Coast award winners and 2017-18 graduates.
Immigration Forum Will Feature Advocacy and Personal Stories
Social work student Jacquelynn Johnson is hosting a forum on immigration reform at 6 p.m. April 26 in Hattiesburg.
Pine Belt Mental Healthcare Career Fair May 4
Available jobs include wraparound facilitators, case managers and therapists.
‘How Cultural Acceptance Positively Impacts Social Work Practice’
MS NASW Pine Belt/Bogue Chitto Branch meeting April 19.
Growing Gardens: Planting Pinwheels to Honor Our Most Vulnerable Children
Social Work students install a pinwheel garden to recognize abused and neglected children.
