Aimee Bravo discusses her time in the military and her vision for curbing substance use among service members by increasing access to mental health resources on military bases.
USC social worker talks about the cultural stigma that may be tied to a higher suicide rate among males, offering techniques for helping at-risk individuals.
USC’s Tracie Kirkland and Laura Cardinal share their experiences helping residents work toward recovery after the unthinkable.
A USC expert offers ways men can become allies in the fight against violence, harassment and assault by supporting women and promoting awareness among their peers.
USC researcher Terence Fitzgerald reports that people aren’t as empathetic as they’d like to think they are.
The Law Enforcement Advanced Development program combines community policing with a better understanding of people.
Too few professionals are trained to work with older adults. A USC social work expert explains the demographic shift’s huge impact.
Two USC schools try to identify at-risk active military personnel and veterans.
Alumnus Dexter Egleston reveals how policy-focused social work can combat negative effects of the disorder.
It’s a big milestone for the department’s innovative approach to develop a new generation of advanced practice nurses.
The Department of Nursing aims to develop advanced practice nurses whose holistic approach to health is augmented by the expertise of social work.
The USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work degree affirms their skills as social work scholar-practitioners.
Many are increasingly turning to houses of worship to find meaning as they age.
Kristina Ripatti’s life was upended after being shot while chasing down a robbery suspect. Now she forges a new identity in social work at USC, with help from a Swim With Mike scholarship.
Student-led initiative aims to bridge physical and emotional pain with art.
USC Annenberg alumnus unites leaders who train student journalists, policymakers and social workers to create social change.
USC’s Annalisa Enrile reveals the challenges facing the community and how she translates her knowledge into possible solutions.
Eating disorders are surrounded by myths and stigma, making them even more difficult to diagnose and treat.
Unwanted phone calls or texts? Threats of violence or blackmail? If this sounds familiar, you may be a victim of stalkers, USC expert says.
Calling it a “moral imperative,” Trojans tackle homelessness across disciplines.
Run-ins with the law landed José Barron in prison, but he never lost sight of his higher education goals.
David Schonfeld and Marleen Wong offer school officials training and guidance as they begin to develop counseling and support programs for children and community members.
USC researchers to recruit 1,500 teens in all 50 states and then follow them for three years.
Officers will learn techniques on how to deal with the homeless, mentally ill and domestic abuse survivors.