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School of Social Work faculty posed with their hands up after signing a statement of solidarity, authored by Dr. Johnnie Hamilton-Mason, in the aftermath of Michael Brown's murder.
School of Social Work faculty posed with their hands up after signing a statement of solidarity, authored by Dr. Johnnie Hamilton-Mason, in the aftermath of Michael Brown's murder.
View of the One Palace Road building.
View of the One Palace Road building.
Ann Fleck-Henderson posed holding a sign that reads "NASW Social Workers Committee on Domestic Violence Education & Accountability" with an unknown man holding the other side of the sign, at a "Walk for Women's Safety" event.
Ann Fleck-Henderson posed holding a sign that reads "NASW Social Workers Committee on Domestic Violence Education & Accountability" with an unknown man holding the other side of the sign, at a "Walk for Women's Safety" event.
Logo and event announcement from the National Association of Black Social Workers and the Greater Boston Area Black Social Workers organization.
Logo and event announcement from the National Association of Black Social Workers and the Greater Boston Area Black Social Workers organization.
Dr. Johnnie Hamilton-Mason
Portrait of Dr. Johnnie Hamilton-Mason, Professor of Social Work.
Joseph Regan
Portrait of Joseph Regan, Dean of the School of Social Work.
Diana Waldfogel
Portrait of Diana Waldfogel, Dean of School of Social Work.
Carol Bonner
Carol Bonner, the first Black female associate dean at the Simmons School of Social Work, posed at Commencement.
Cover of the 1988 Simmons School of Social Work Annual Symposium On Race Relations event program.
Cover of the 1988 Simmons School of Social Work Annual Symposium On Race Relations event program.
Report on the efforts of the Simmons School of Social Work's Committee on Recruitment and Affairs of People of Color (CRAPOC) to diversify the School's faculty and student populations.
Report on the efforts of the Simmons School of Social Work's Committee on Recruitment and Affairs of People of Color (CRAPOC) to diversify the School's faculty and student populations.