CSUSB campus organization ran by MSW students in order to explore macro social work in greater depth and within a world application.
Three Pillars of StAMP:
Research and Theory: As social workers, we value research theories that can be applied to direct practice in order to reach people, institutions, and nations. Policy Advocacy: As advocators of organizational policies, we intervene and create urgency around issues, build coalitions and develop strategies to create broad-based change. Global Social Work Practice: As professio
05/10/2022
Join us this Wed. at the SMSU on campus or on Zoom for a panel discussion about mental health and immigration. We are extremely thankful to our panel members for participating in this event & so excited to hear from them and engage in this important discussion with them.
Please help us spread the word. This event is free & open to anyone & everyone!! We’ll see you there! 🐺✨
11/04/2021
Come out this Sat. 11/6 for a day of fun to celebrate Dia de los Mu***os with us! There will be food, music, performances, & more. Make sure to park in Lot L for FREE parking. We’re looking forward to seeing you there!! 😊
10/26/2021
If you are interested in Native American Research & Writing at CSUSB, this is a great opportunity for your voice to be heard 🗣 Please consider participating in one of the two listed focus groups. All CSUSB students, staff, & faculty are welcome! 🐺✨
This is a great opportunity for you to participate in the macro practice process!!
Thank you Dr. Lanesskog for sharing this info.!
10/25/2021
Boo! 👻🎃 We’re excited to announce that our second general meeting will be held this Thurs. 10/28 @5:30 pm on the 2nd floor outdoor patio of the Social & Behavioral Science building. We will also be providing a zoom link the day of for anyone who cannot make it in person. We look forward to seeing you all there!!
10/25/2021
Hi Yotes!
The holidays are coming! If you’re looking for a way to help our community this holiday season, please consider donating to holiday event!
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Thank you for sharing this info with us & for the work you do for our community !
Let us know what other community events are happening around us & can use some support!
10/25/2021
Hello everyone,
With the new school year in full effect & the StAMP club officially restored, we would like to formally introduce you to the new board members of the 2021-22 school year. We are so excited to be part of this amazing club & excited to meet & collaborate with you all on events & ideas. Let us know what you would like to get involved in this year!
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09/21/2021
Hello everyone!!! We will be holding our first general meeting of the 2021-2022 school year this Thurs. 9/23 . We will be meeting on the 2nd floor outdoor patio of the Social & Behavioral Sciences building. We will be introducing our board members & discussing events & ideas for this school year! If you haven’t done so already, make sure to fill out the interest form (link in bio). We can’t wait to see you all!! 😊🤩
06/02/2020
As a club we wanted to take the time to share with you what our leadership in the social work department has to say around the recent events in our nation. As a profession it is our job to stand up to any type of inequality and injustice, and as a school and a club we are taking that stand. Change needs to happen, there is much work that still needs to be done, but we must come together and ensure we take every step necessary to advocate for and support those who do not have a voice.
01/16/2020
Go follow our campus’s new Project Rebound Page!!!! They do great work with social issues and advocacy for the formerly incarcerated to succeed in their education and future!
11/21/2019
Here’s the brochure for Lobby Days for those who are interested. Early registration starts December 3rd! Stayed tuned for more information about our Lobby Days event! @ California State Capitol
10/26/2019
Meet Robert, our STAMP President!
Robert graduates in June 2020 and he’s interning at a medical placement this year! Get to know Robert more from the questions below!
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Why do you like macro social work?
- I love having an impact on making change at a macro level that can benefit both social workers in the field and the clients they serve. We usually focus on the great work that micro practice has but it’s unable to be done without good macro practice.
What do you do for self care?
- hiking, listening to music and church.
🎉Here’s a friendly reminder to get creative and submit your T-shirt design for lobby days at [email protected] 🎉