Fordham Professors Reflect on Fluid Nature of Gender
Just 26 years ago, President Bill Clinton signed the anti-gay Defense of Marriage Act into…
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Professor Examines Plight of Mothers of Difficult Adult Children
Although we all know that mothering doesn’t stop when a child turns 18, Judith Smith,…
Professor Uses Big Data to Examine Health Care Delivery in Patients with Concurrent Mental Illness
Severe mental illness can shorten a person’s life by as much as 25 years compared…
Anne Williams-Isom Named New York City Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services
Anne Williams-Isom, a Fordham graduate and the James R. Dumpson Chair in Child Welfare Studies…
Williams-Isom Convenes New Advisory Group on NYC Child Welfare Reform
When the City of New York went into a COVID-driven lockdown in March 2020, one…
Fordham Students and Professors Document History of Immigrant Families in East Harlem
Two Fordham professors are writing a book about immigrant families in East Harlem who are…
Drawing from Her Own Life, a Social Worker Helps Clients Find Their Way
Margaret Burke, the 11th of 12 children and one of two who earned a college…
The Promise and Peril of Artificial Intelligence
The concept of artificial intelligence has been with us since 1955, when a group of…
Fordham Students Reunite for In-Person Graduation Ceremonies
The calendar said mid-September, but the weather and the mood on the Rose Hill campus…
School of Social Service Receives $1.9 Million to Support Graduate Students of Color and Help Underserved Youth
Abigail Ross, Ph.D., assistant professor of social work, along with several members of the Graduate…