When I began working on my Social Environment Assessment Paper for El Cajon, I thought I already knew my community well. After all, I live here, serve here, and worship here. But what I didn’t expect was how deeply this assignment would open my eyes—not only to the social challenges that face this city but […]
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When I began writing my Policy Practice Essay for class, I didn’t expect it to hit so close to home. But the more I researched, the more I realized that the policies we advocate for as social workers are deeply personal. They touch real people—our neighbors, our clients, and in my case, the seniors I’ve
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I recently completed a paper for my social work program called the Life Map, and to be honest, it became more than just an assignment. It turned into a spiritual unpacking of my life—where I’ve come from, what I’ve survived, and where I believe God is taking me next. As I pieced together my story—childhood
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