News & Events

We congratulate Grace Atkinson on her 2017 Volunteer of the Year Award from the Halifax Regional Police Department

This Friday, March 17, the Feminist Seminar Series presents Catrina Brown (School of Social Work) on "Women's Narratives of Depression and the Politics of Emotion. All seminars take place in the Marion McCain Building, Room 2021, from 12:30 - 1:30. Everyone is welcome, and all lectures are free.

Social workers’ greatest strength and greatest responsibility is the Power to Empower.

Dalhousie BSW student, Ngozi Otti, has been selected as one of the individuals to participate as part of the official Canadian Delegation to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women.

Dr. Wanda Thomas Bernard becomes the first African Nova Scotian woman to serve in the Senate Chamber.

Dr. Daniel O'Brien, former professor and director of the School of Social Work passed away on Sunday, October 30, 2016.

While trauma therapy is an area of highly specialized education and training, all students in the health professions should have access to introductory curricula for responding to sexualized violence.

Prime Minister Trudeau names Dr. Wanda Thomas Bernard as new non-partisan senator from Nova Scotia

Shelter Nova Scotia’s Sleep Out is an evening of reflection for people from all walks of life – families, politicians, business leaders, community members, health care practitioners, anyone who wants to make their community stronger.

Respect Week is a campus-wide initiative that aims to build on the university’s annual Pink Day.