Rick Barth is quoted in an article on Child Welfare and Protection: Understanding the Social Worker’s Role.
In the Spring issue of NASW’s Social Work Advocates Magazine, Rick Barth is quoted in an article on Child Welfare and Protection: Understanding the Social Worker’s Role. As a leading figure in social work research and policy, Barth emphasizes the vital responsibilities social workers hold in safeguarding children, drawing on his extensive experience in child welfare and his leadership in national initiatives to improve outcomes for vulnerable populations. His insights highlight the importance of evidence-based practices, advocacy, and collaboration across systems to ensure the safety and well-being of children and families. Barth’s contributions underscore the ongoing need for innovation and commitment within the profession to address complex challenges in child protection and to support social workers in their pivotal roles.
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