March is National Social Work Month, and here at the Hogg Foundation, we see firsthand the major role social workers play in the upkeep of mental health.
We are joined today by Catherine Wilsnack, a doctoral candidate at The University of Texas at Austin School of Social Work. Catherine earned her B.S. in Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and her M.S.W. from the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Social Policy and Practice. Prior to pursuing social work, she worked as a mental health clinician. She discusses the unique perspective that social workers have on mental health and the collaboration between academic researchers and practitioners at the heart of the field.
Episode 142: Empowering Our Girls in 2023
Many small nonprofit organizations struggle to successfully engage in public policy. Girls Empowerment Network is one making a difference.
What Happened to You, Part III: Moral Injury
We use the lens of moral injury to understand the trauma experienced by healthcare workers during the Covid pandemic.
What Happened to You, Part II: Why We Talk About It
Part II: We speak with the co-author of the best-selling book, What Happened to You.
What Happened to You, Part I: Back to School (with Trauma)
We address the relationship between trauma and well-being. A reporter and a Hogg grantee speak about school safety and returning to school.
Hogg and the Story of Texas
PODCAST: A recorded conversation about our role in the mental health history of Texas.
Diverse Works: A New Art Experience
Podcast: Velta Breyna, a recent graduate of UT Austin and creator of an art project to give voice to and raise awareness of neurodiverse students of color like herself.





