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Silver School scholars continue to build the School’s strong portfolio of scholarship and research, particularly around poverty and related topics, such as policy analysis, child well-being, and HIV prevention.

Experienced clinicians, researchers, experts in human behavior, policy developers, and administrators from many settings come to teach at the Silver School. This interdisciplinary faculty brings the School a wide range of knowledge and social work orientations spanning contemporary psychodynamic, psychological, and social theory perspectives and related research. Through cutting-edge research and outstanding scholarship, faculty are training the next generation of social workers, influencing public policies, and developing new alternatives to help underserved populations.

Publications

NYU Silver's faculty regularly publish in journals and write or edit books. View a list of faculty works from the past academic year.

In The News

The Latino AIDS crisis you don't see: We need to do more; lives are at risk

Professor and Center for Latino Adolescent and Family Health (CLAFH) Director Vincent Guilamo-Ramos addresses the hidden Latino AIDS crisis and the imperative for a strong public health response.

Source: New York Daily News
A Shelter in The Bronx is Shaking Up the Homeless Shelter Model by Becoming Its Own Landlord

Professor Deborah Padgett expresses concern that $65 million spent on a homeless shelter with subsidized housing units is producing more institutional living when the same amount could be turned into rental vouchers for thousands of families.

Source: Marketplace
NYU Professor's Webinars Address Latinos' HIV Care

Professor and Center for Latino Adolescent and Family Health (CLAFH) Director Vincent Guilamo-Ramos discusses the HRSA-funded webinar series on engaging Latino/as in primary care that CLAFH co-developed with NYC H+H Correctional Health Services.

Source: Crain's Health Pulse
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