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Explore the #SDG1 Hub: your gateway to research, resources and latest publications on poverty, inequality & sustainable development.
In support of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, we've brought together content & resources: spklr.io/6014EpLzs
#EndPoverty
Springer #SocialWork will be at #CSWE26 APM in Atlanta next week (Booth #703) from Oct 22-25! Check out our latest books & journals & connect with our editors in person to discuss publishing opportunities-Looking forward to seeing you there @SpringerNature bit.ly/3WoIiMk
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This #WorldMentalHealthDay, we're highlighting Mental Health in our Research Communities. A space for researchers, clinicians & advocates to share insights, discuss challenges, & highlight impact of work. Discover research, perspectives & interviews: spklr.io/6010EpICQ
#SDG3
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NEW! The Interplay Between Social Work Education & Practice examines how innovative pedagogical approaches, research integration, and practice-based learning prepare social work professionals for service to society on national & international levels @EASSW bit.ly/4Avgt4R
NEW-Addressing Housing Insecurity Among LGBTQIA+ Populations in the US is a comprehensive yet concise review informed by scholarship on causes/impacts & efforts to implement effective solutions & offers research/practice/policy agenda to address the crisis bit.ly/4cSLPs0
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NEW Book! Grant Writing Fundamentals Made Easy equips early-career researchers & professionals across disciplines with a practical, reviewer-centered approach for developing grant proposals that align with reviewer expectations and improve funding success bit.ly/4xyqaN1
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How can research help advance gender rights and justice?
Join Breaking Barriers for Gender Rights and Justice through Research, a free virtual conference exploring evidence-based solutions for #GenderEquality.
Learn more: cassyni.com/s/breaking-barri…
#BreakingBarriers2026 #SDG5
NEW! Trajectories of Change in Child Protection Systems brings together a team of international authors who take a fresh look at the concept & realities of change in country-specific child protection systems, focusing on development, reform, sustainability bit.ly/4bZmjkh
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📚 NEW IASSW–Springer Publication
Social Work Scholarship in the Global South highlights diverse perspectives and knowledge systems that are reshaping social work education and scholarship worldwide.
Read more: link.springer.com/book/10.10…
#IASSW #Springer #SocialWork
NEW Brief examines trajectory of social work education development in the Global South, offering fresh perspectives on decolonizing curricula, practical methods for integrating Indigenous knowledge, opportunities & challenges of transformation @IASSW_AIETS bit.ly/3TVwLmB
NEW Book! Social Work in the 21st Century: The Challenges of a Digital World offers an in-depth analysis of how the rapid advancement of digitalization is influencing and transforming the landscape of the social work field bit.ly/4yGEQM1
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How does research shape policy?
Our report "From publications to policy: The impact of research towards achieving the SDGs" explores how SDG research is cited in policy and informs decision-making.
See the key findings in our new infographic: spklr.io/6013EP8F1
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Final day of #SWSD2026 and last chance to visit the Springer exhibit until the Exhibition closes at 15:30 today! Springer extends a big THANK YOU to @IASSW_AIETS for all of their help and support
At #SWSD2026? Make sure to stop by the Springer exhibit to review a selection of our social work/development books in-person. Interested in buying a print or eBook? Get yours with a 20% discount (20DIY262), valid until July 27, with FREE worldwide shipping bit.ly/3R0JKlU
If you're at #SWSD2026, learn more about the Advancing Social Work Practice, Policy, & Research SpringerBrief Series in collaboration with @IASSW_AIETS. Visit the Springer exhibit to review a selection of volumes in person. For more info about the Series: bit.ly/4gICRQB
If you're at #SWSD2026, learn more about the Advancing Social Work Education SpringerBrief Series in collaboration with @IASSW_AIETS. Visit the Springer exhibit to review a selection of volumes in person. For more info about the Series: bit.ly/3R0KU0K
Visit the Springer booth @ #SWSD2026 in Nairobi! Check out the latest books & journals on various social work/social development topics including the SpringerBriefs in Advancing Social Work & Social Work Education Series in collaboration with @IASSW_AIETS bit.ly/4gNuG5s
NEW OA Book! Artificial Intelligence in Social Work, edited by Ruopeng An & Michael A. Lindsey, is a comprehensive examination of how AI is transforming the field of social work across practice, education & research. Download the FREE eBook now! @NYUSilver bit.ly/4fMjRjV
NEW Book! Asexuality, Relationships & Identity Formation highlights the importance of bridging asexuality competency with queer affirmative care practices in helping professions, & provides foundational background on asexuality to inform clinical practices bit.ly/4u37LWO
NEW SpringerBrief! Climate Resilience Guide for Social Workers is a guide for social workers and social work students to integrate climate resilience and adaptation into their work in order to cope with a degenerating climate and increasing vulnerability bit.ly/4dWWwKQ
