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Congratulations to 2025 Husky 100 recipient Nathalie Hamel!
CJ League after their presentation at the Western Society of Criminology conference in Seattle
Top L-R: Monica Wanas, Katie Callahan, and Elizabeth Warmington. Bottom L-R: Yesenia Morales, Madai Espinoza, and Lizzie Alvarez
The social work and criminal justice faculty and staff are committed to affirming social justice as the foundation for engaging with our students, one another, and the communities we serve. Our core values include:
- Empowering individuals as change agents;
- Reducing systemic and societal barriers that impede individuals from achieving their full potential;
- Fostering a community that promotes critical self-reflection, discovery, and action;
- Engaging micro and macro practice to advocate and achieve a more compassionate and equitable society.
Holiday Hours
During campus winter hours, 12/22 – 12/31 the SSWCJ Office will be closed for in-person services. Remote assistance is available via swcj@uw.edu. Happy holidays!
