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Published by Student Association for Macro Social Work
"Macro Radio" brought to you by the Student Association for Macro Social Work explores the big-picture forces that shape our communities, from policy and social systems to grassroots movements and collective care. Each episode dives into the macro side of social work—examining how social, political, and economic structures impact individuals and families. Through conversations with students, practitioners, advocates, and community leaders, we highlight innovation, challenge injustice, and imagine. The Student Association for Macro Social Work is a certified 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
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Macro Radio brought to you by The Student Association for Macro Social Work (SAMSW) is a certified nonprofit organization that provides peer support, advocacy, professional development, and networking opportunities for social work students nationwide. This episode examines real life experiences of substance use, the road to recovery, and how social work impacts those who experience addiction. You will hear from your hosts Bryan Popp & Patrick Williams, two students, and their journey which led them to pursuing a career in social work. If you’re enjoying this conversation and would like to support student social workers, we’re accepting donations. You can donate directly through Zelle at samswutapodcast@gmail.com
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