Indiana University School of Social Work

A journey through history, connection, and learning in Ghana.

Alongside Dr. Eric Kyere and Yvonne Fitzgerald, students began their experience in Accra before visiting powerful historical sites like the slave dungeons and exploring Kakum National Park. They also engaged in meaningful dialogue with students and faculty at the University of Accra and presented at IU Gateway Ghana on topics including global solidarity, Black reproductive health, and racialized capitalism in health care.

Experiences like this go beyond the classroom, shaping how students understand the past, engage in the present, and think about their role in building a more just and connected world.

Different specialties. Shared purpose.

At every level of need, social workers are supporting well-being, from basic stability to long-term growth. 🫂

Apply today! go.iu.edu/vpg8vW

Fall MSW applications are due July 15th. Spring ‘27 apps are open as well.

No one-size-fits-all in this field. ❌

From adults to geriatrics to individuals in recovery, social workers are meeting people where they are every single day.

Honoring a legacy of leadership.

Dr. Maurice Daniels, an IU alum, has been named a 2025 NASW Social Work Pioneer, one of the highest honors in the profession. His decades of work advancing social work education and civil rights scholarship continue to shape the field and inspire future leaders.

Honoring a lifetime of service.

Lori Popp Moss, an IU alum, has been named a 2025 NASW Social Work Pioneer, recognizing her visionary leadership and lasting impact on social work practice and community care. Her legacy continues to guide the field.

Sun’s out, schedules off ☀️
How are you spending your time off this summer?

From casework to cameras 📸

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Homegrown impact. 🏆

Most of Indiana’s LCSWs got their education right here, building skills locally and showing up for communities across the state.

Caught in motion across campuses 🌍🚴‍♂️🚴‍♀️